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kestrel

/ˈkes.trəl/

Traduction: Nom désignant un petit faucon, souvent présent en Amérique du Nord ou dans l'Ancien Monde, connu pour sa capacité à faire du surplace face au vent pendant la chasse.

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noun

/ˈkes.trəl/B2formal
  • frNom désignant un petit faucon, souvent présent en Amérique du Nord ou dans l'Ancien Monde, connu pour sa capacité à faire du surplace face au vent pendant la chasse.

A noun referring to a small falcon, typically found in North America or the Old World, known for its ability to hover in the air against the wind while hunting.

  1. Small North American falconB2formalamerican

    A small falcon native to North America, known for its hunting skills and colorful plumage.

    frCrécerelle d'Amérique

    • The American kestrel is often seen perched on telephone wires.
    • A kestrel swooped down to catch a mouse in the field.
    • Birdwatchers spotted a kestrel hovering over the prairie.

    Synonymessparrow hawk

  2. Small Old World falconB2formalbritish

    A small falcon found in Europe, Asia, and Africa, famous for its ability to hover in the wind while hunting.

    frCrécerelle (petit faucon de l'Ancien Monde)

    • The kestrel hovered effortlessly against the strong wind.
    • A kestrel's keen eyesight helps it spot prey from high above.
    • In the countryside, you can often see a kestrel hunting over open fields.
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  • kestrels' possessive plural form
  • kestrel's possessive singular form