IPA: /deɪs/
KK: /deɪs/
A small fish that lives in freshwater, belonging to the carp family, often found in rivers and lakes.
The fisherman caught a dace while fishing in the river.
The word 'dace' comes from Middle English 'dace' (meaning a type of fish), which is derived from Old French 'dace' (meaning the same). It refers specifically to a small freshwater fish found in Europe.
Think of the Old French word 'dace' for a small fish — this helps you remember that 'dace' refers to a type of fish.