fish tail (B1)
noun phrase
Pronunciation: /ˈfɪʃ ˈteɪl/
Definition
A fish tail is a type of rear design on a vehicle, typically featuring a curved or tapered shape resembling the tail of a fish. It is often used in sports cars and other high-performance vehicles to improve aerodynamics and reduce drag.
Examples
The fish tail on the Porsche gave it a unique and aggressive look.
The designer incorporated a fish tail into the concept car to enhance its speed and handling.
The classic Chevrolet had a distinctive fish tail that became an iconic symbol of the 1950s.
How to Use fish tail
- have a fish tail (verb phrase)
- to feature a fish tail design — "The new car has a fish tail that gives it a sleek look."
- fish tail design (noun phrase)
- a design featuring a curved or tapered shape at the back — "The fish tail design on the sports car is very distinctive."
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