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peacock

/ˈpiː.kɒk/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das den großen männlichen Pfau mit Haube auf dem Kopf und einem leuchtenden, schillernden fächerförmigen Schwanz mit Augenflecken bezeichnet, oder einen europäischen Schmetterling mit rotbraunen Flügeln, die violette Augenflecken tragen.

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noun

/ˈpiː.kɒk/B1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das den großen männlichen Pfau mit Haube auf dem Kopf und einem leuchtenden, schillernden fächerförmigen Schwanz mit Augenflecken bezeichnet, oder einen europäischen Schmetterling mit rotbraunen Flügeln, die violette Augenflecken tragen.

A noun referring to a large male peafowl with a crested head and a striking, iridescent fan-like tail marked with eyespots, or a European butterfly with reddish-brown wings featuring purple eyespots.

  1. Male peafowlA2formal

    A large male bird known for its iridescent blue and green plumage, a crested head, and a very large, colorful fan-like tail marked with eye-like spots, which it displays during courtship.

    dePfau

    • The peacock fanned out its magnificent tail feathers in the garden.
    • A peacock strutted across the lawn, showing off its vibrant colors.
    • Visitors to the zoo were amazed by the peacock's display.
  2. B2formalbritishscientific

    A European butterfly with reddish-brown wings, each marked with a distinctive purple eyespot that resembles the tail of a peacock.

    deTagpfauenauge

    • The peacock butterfly is a common sight in British gardens during summer.
    • I spotted a peacock butterfly resting on a nettle leaf.
    • The purple eyespots on the peacock butterfly's wings help deter predators.
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  • peacocks plural form
  • peacocks' possessive plural form
  • peacock's possessive singular form
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