新加坡华语资料库

本资料库收录了具有文化、历史或情感意义的华语词汇。这些词汇是新加坡人过去或现在的生活用语,有的见于印刷媒体,有的则在日常对话中使用。

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longkang fish

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名词

泛指在沟渠活动或栖息的小鱼。

DEFINITION

Noun

Generally refers to small fish that inhabit drains and canals.

由来
  • 在新加坡,龙沟鱼一般虽指野生的孔雀鱼(guppy),但也可指大肚鱼(即食蚊鱼 [mosquitofish])或茉莉鱼(molly)等小鱼。
  • 龙沟主要指路边弯曲或长的小沟渠,也有一种说法认为是指垄沟,即田垄间的水沟。
  • 1950 至 1960 年代间,新加坡的孔雀鱼品种可谓世界闻名,主要分为野生和家养两类,而前者便是一般俗称的龙沟鱼。
  • 孔雀鱼源自南美洲,外表鲜艳且有各种美丽的花纹,能在污水中生存。
  • 由于孔雀鱼为杂食性的鱼类,新加坡政府于 20 世纪初便将大量的孔雀鱼放入河渠水沟中,控制蚊子的滋生。
ETYMOLOGY
  • In Singapore, "longkang fish" generally refers to wild guppies, but can also refer to other small fishes such as mosquitofish or molly.
  • “龙沟” (longkang) refers to small roadside drains. Another belief is that it refers to “垄沟” , which means "furrows" (water channels between cultivation ridges).
  • During the 1950s and 1960s, guppy species bred in Singapore were popular worldwide. Guppies can be grouped into two types: wild and domestic. The wild type are commonly referred to as longkang fish.
  • Guppies originated from South America. They are brightly coloured, with attractive patterns, and can survive in wastewater.
  • As the guppy is an omnivorous fish, the Singapore Government has experimented with releasing large numbers of them into rivers and drains to control the breeding of mosquitoes since the start of the 20th century.

 

例句
他们原本是来参观鱼场看鱼,听到生态教育园可以让孩子们捉 “龙沟鱼”,于是就来到园里体验捉鱼的乐趣。(《新明日报》,18/12/2001)
SAMPLE SENTENCE
They initially visited the fish farm just to look at the fish, but upon hearing that children were allowed to catch “longkang fish” at Qian Hu Fish Farm, they jumped at the opportunity. (Shin Min Daily News, 18/12/2001)
相关资料

  • 在 1980 年代,新加坡是全球最大的孔雀鱼出口国。
  • 在乡村时代的新加坡,捉龙沟鱼是孩童的休闲娱乐活动之一。如今,为了重温这一童
    年回忆与甘榜生活场景,有许多基层组织与私人养鱼场以人工打造的方式,让人们
    也能够在龙沟旁捉鱼。

RELATED INFORMATION

  • In the 1980s, Singapore was the world’s largest exporter of guppies.
  • In the past, catching longkang fish was a recreational pastime for many children in Singapore. To recreate this childhood memory of kampung life, some grassroots organisations and private fish farms have constructed sites that allow people to catch fishes from drains. 

 

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