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baby bird

/ˈbeɪbi bɜːrd/

Traducción: Pájaro joven que acaba de salir del huevo y aún no puede volar ni alimentarse por sí mismo.

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/ˈbeɪbi bɜːrd/A2informal
  • esPájaro joven que acaba de salir del huevo y aún no puede volar ni alimentarse por sí mismo.

A young bird that has recently hatched and is not yet able to fly or feed itself independently.

  1. Young birdA1formal

    A bird that has recently hatched from an egg and is not yet fully grown or able to fly.

    espolluelo

    • The baby bird fell out of its nest.
    • She carefully fed the baby bird with a dropper.
    • The mother bird returned to feed her baby birds.
  2. Vulnerable or dependent personB1informal

    A term used metaphorically to describe someone who is inexperienced, vulnerable, or in need of protection.

    esPersona vulnerable o inexperta

    • He's just a baby bird when it comes to managing finances.
    • She felt like a baby bird leaving the safety of her home for college.
    • Don't treat me like a baby bird; I can handle this myself.