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thick-billed

/ˈθɪk ˌbɪld/

Übersetzung: Beschreibt ein Tier, besonders einen Vogel, das einen dicken oder massiven Schnabel hat.

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adjective

/ˈθɪk ˌbɪld/formalscientific
  • deBeschreibt ein Tier, besonders einen Vogel, das einen dicken oder massiven Schnabel hat.

Describes an animal, especially a bird, that has a thick or heavy beak.

  1. Having a thick beakC1formal

    Describes an animal, especially a bird, that possesses a beak which is notably thick or robust in structure.

    dedickschnäblig

    • The thick-billed parrot is known for its powerful beak used to crack hard nuts.
    • Ornithologists studied the thick-billed murre's feeding habits.
    • The thick-billed raven uses its strong beak to tear apart tough food.

    Synonymestout-billed

Formen
  • more thick-billed comparative form
  • most thick-billed superlative form