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blackbird

/ˈblæk.bɜːd/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa un tipo de ave: bien el mirlo europeo, con el macho de plumaje negro y pico amarillo, bien cualquier ave de la familia de los ictéridos con machos predominantemente negros.

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/ˈblæk.bɜːd/A2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa un tipo de ave: bien el mirlo europeo, con el macho de plumaje negro y pico amarillo, bien cualquier ave de la familia de los ictéridos con machos predominantemente negros.

A noun referring to a type of bird, either a European thrush with a black male and yellow bill, or any bird of the Icteridae family with predominantly black males.

  1. Common blackbird (Turdus merula)A2formalbritish

    A common European thrush with a black plumage in males and a brownish one in females, known for its melodious song.

    esMirlo común

    • A blackbird was singing in the garden at dawn.
    • The male blackbird has a bright yellow beak.
    • We saw a blackbird pulling a worm from the lawn.

    Sinónimosmerlmerleouselouzel

  2. New World blackbirdB1formalamerican

    Any bird of the family Icteridae, typically with black or predominantly black plumage in males, found in the Americas.

    esictérido negro

    • Red-winged blackbirds are common near marshes in North America.
    • A flock of blackbirds gathered on the telephone wires.
    • The male blackbird's song is a series of clear whistles.
Formas
  • blackbirds plural form
  • blackbirds' possessive plural form
  • blackbird's possessive singular form