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yellowhammer

/ˈjel.əʊˌhæm.ər/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa ya sea un gran pájaro carpintero norteamericano con el cuello rojo y marcas amarillas en alas y cola, ya sea un escribano europeo cuyo macho es de un amarillo brillante.

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/ˈjel.əʊˌhæm.ər/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa ya sea un gran pájaro carpintero norteamericano con el cuello rojo y marcas amarillas en alas y cola, ya sea un escribano europeo cuyo macho es de un amarillo brillante.

A noun referring to either a large North American woodpecker with a red neck and yellow markings on its wings and tail, or a European bunting with a bright yellow male.

  1. North American woodpeckerB2formalamerican

    A large woodpecker found in eastern North America, known for its red neck and yellow coloring on the undersides of its wings and tail.

    esPájaro carpintero norteamericano de cuello rojo

    • A yellowhammer was pecking at the old oak tree in the backyard.
    • The birdwatcher spotted a yellowhammer near the riverbank.
    • Yellowhammers are known for their distinctive drumming sound.

    Sinónimosflickeryellow-shafted flicker

  2. European buntingB2formalbritish

    A small European songbird, the male of which has bright yellow plumage, especially on its head and chest.

    esEscribano cerillo

    • The male yellowhammer sang from the top of the hedge.
    • Yellowhammers are common in farmland areas across Europe.
    • We saw a yellowhammer perched on a fence post during our walk.
Formas
  • yellowhammers plural form
  • yellowhammers' possessive plural form
  • yellowhammer's possessive singular form