IPA: /traʊt/
KK: /traʊt/
A type of fish that lives in fresh water and is often caught for food or sport. They usually have a smooth, spotted body and are part of the salmon family.
We went fishing and caught a big trout in the river.
The word 'trout' originates from Old English 'truht' or 'treoht', which means 'a fish'. It refers specifically to a type of freshwater fish known for its speckled appearance.
Think of the Old English word 'truht' for fish, which helps you remember that 'trout' refers to a specific type of fish.