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marabou

/ˈmær.ə.buː/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das einen großen afrikanischen Storch mit schwarz-weißem Gefieder bezeichnet, der für seine flaumigen Unterflügelfedern bekannt ist, die zur Verzierung von Kleidung verwendet werden.

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noun

/ˈmær.ə.buː/C1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das einen großen afrikanischen Storch mit schwarz-weißem Gefieder bezeichnet, der für seine flaumigen Unterflügelfedern bekannt ist, die zur Verzierung von Kleidung verwendet werden.

A noun referring to a large African stork with black-and-white plumage, known for its downy underwing feathers that are used to trim garments.

  1. C1formalscientific

    A large African stork with black and white plumage, known for feeding on carrion and having downy underwing feathers used in fashion.

    deGroßer afrikanischer Storch

    • The marabou stood silently by the riverbank, scanning for food.
    • Marabou storks are often seen near savannah waterholes.
    • The bird's distinctive pinkish throat pouch is a key identifying feature.
  2. Feather trimmingC1formalart

    The soft, downy feathers from the marabou stork, used as decorative trimming on clothing and accessories.

    deMarabu

    • Her evening gown was trimmed with delicate marabou feathers.
    • The hat featured a striking marabou plume.
    • Marabou was once a popular material for luxury fashion items.
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  • marabous plural form
  • marabous' possessive plural form
  • marabou's possessive singular form