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bird

/bɜːd/

Traduction: Nom désignant un animal vertébré à sang chaud, couvert de plumes et doté d'ailes, généralement capable de voler. Peut aussi désigner familièrement une personne ou un terme affectueux., Verbe argotique désignant le fait d'observer ou de dévisager des personnes, en particulier des femmes, de manière informelle ou voyeuriste.

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noun

/bɜːd/A1formal
  • frNom désignant un animal vertébré à sang chaud, couvert de plumes et doté d'ailes, généralement capable de voler. Peut aussi désigner familièrement une personne ou un terme affectueux.

A noun referring to a warm-blooded, feathered vertebrate animal with wings, typically capable of flight.

  1. Feathered animalA1formal

    A warm-blooded egg-laying vertebrate distinguished by having feathers and forelimbs modified as wings.

    frOiseau (animal à plumes)

    • A bird flew into the window.
    • I saw a beautiful bird in the garden.
    • Birds sing early in the morning.

    Synonymesavianfowl

  2. Slang for womanB2slangbritish

    Informal British term for a young woman or girlfriend.

    frNana (familier britannique)

    • She's a nice bird from the pub.
    • He went out with that bird last night.
    • Look at that bird over there.

    Synonymeschickdamedollgirlgirlfriendlassskirtsweetheartwenchyoung woman

  3. ShuttlecockB2formalsport

    A small feathered or plastic device used in badminton.

    frVolant (de badminton)

    • He hit the bird over the net.
    • The bird landed just inside the line.
    • Practice your serve with the bird.

    Synonymesbirdieshuttleshuttlecock

Formes
  • birds plural form
  • birds' possessive plural form
  • bird's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/bɜːrd/B2formal
  • frVerbe argotique désignant le fait d'observer ou de dévisager des personnes, en particulier des femmes, de manière informelle ou voyeuriste.

A slang verb used to indicate watching or observing people, especially women, in a casual or voyeuristic manner.

  1. Observe birdsB2informalbritish

    To watch and identify birds in their natural habitat, typically as a hobby.

    frobserver les oiseaux

    • We went birding in the forest this morning.
    • She loves to bird watch every weekend.
    • They birded along the coast and spotted rare species.

    Synonymesbirdwatchtwitch

  2. Slang for leavingslang

    To leave or depart quickly (slang usage).

    frFicher le camp

    • I gotta bird, see you later!
    • He birded out of the party early.
    • Don't bird on me now, we need to talk.

    Synonymesboltscarperskedaddlesplittake offvamoose

    Antonymesarriveremainstay

Formes
  • birded past participle
  • birded past simple
  • birding present participle
  • birds third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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