Definition

A type of fish found in the Pacific Ocean, especially along the California coast, known for being both a food source and a game fish.

Example

The fisherman caught a large corbina while fishing from the shore.

Conversation

Have you ever tried catching a corbina at the beach?

No, I haven't, but I've heard they're really fun to catch.

They are! They're known for putting up a good fight.

Sounds exciting! I might have to give it a shot next time.

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Root Explanation

The word 'corbina' originates from Latin 'corvina', meaning a type of fish, specifically a sea bass. It is derived from 'corvus' (meaning raven), likely referring to the dark color of the fish. The term 'corbina' refers to a specific fish known for its culinary value.

Memory Tip

Think of the Latin word 'corvina' which relates to a type of fish, helping you remember that 'corbina' refers to a specific fish known for its taste.

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