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blackbird

/ˈblæk.bɜːd/

Traduction: Nom désignant un oiseau: soit un merle européen au mâle noir et au bec jaune, soit tout oiseau de la famille des ictéridés au mâle principalement noir.

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/ˈblæk.bɜːd/A2formal
  • frNom désignant un oiseau: soit un merle européen au mâle noir et au bec jaune, soit tout oiseau de la famille des ictéridés au mâle principalement noir.

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.

    frMerle noir

    • 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.

    Synonymesmerlmerleouselouzel

  2. New World blackbirdB1formalamerican

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

    frCarouge ou oiseau noir d'Amérique (Ictéridés)

    • 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.
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  • blackbird's possessive singular form