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goosander

/ɡuːˈsæn.dər/

Traduction: Nom désignant un grand canard plongeur, plus précisément le harle bièvre, que l'on trouve en Europe et en Amérique du Nord.

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noun

/ɡuːˈsæn.dər/C2formal
  • frNom désignant un grand canard plongeur, plus précisément le harle bièvre, que l'on trouve en Europe et en Amérique du Nord.

A noun referring to a large duck, specifically the common merganser, found in Europe and North America.

  1. A type of duckC1formal

    A large, slender diving duck found in Europe and North America, known for its long, thin red bill and crested head. The male has a dark green head and white body, while the female has a reddish-brown head.

    frHarle bièvre

    • A goosander was spotted swimming gracefully on the lake.
    • Birdwatchers traveled to the reserve to see the goosander in its natural habitat.
    • The female goosander led her ducklings along the riverbank.
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  • goosanders plural form
  • goosanders' possessive plural form
  • goosander's possessive singular form