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lovebird

/ˈlʌv.bɜːd/

Traduction: Nom désignant un petit perroquet du genre Agapornis, originaire d'Afrique ou de Madagascar, réputé pour former des liens de couple très forts et souvent élevé comme animal de compagnie.

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noun

/ˈlʌv.bɜːd/B1formal
  • frNom désignant un petit perroquet du genre Agapornis, originaire d'Afrique ou de Madagascar, réputé pour former des liens de couple très forts et souvent élevé comme animal de compagnie.

A noun referring to a small parrot, typically from Africa or Australia, known for forming strong pair bonds and often kept as a pet.

  1. Small African parrotA2formal

    A small, colorful parrot native to Africa, known for forming strong pair bonds and often showing affection towards its mate.

    frInséparable (perroquet nain africain)

    • The lovebird preened its partner's feathers gently.
    • These lovebirds are often seen sitting closely together on a branch.
    • She bought a pair of lovebirds for her aviary.

    Synonymesagapornis

  2. Affectionate coupleB1informal

    A term used informally to describe two people who are very affectionate and openly show their love for each other.

    frAmoureux transis

    • They are such lovebirds, always holding hands and whispering.
    • The couple at the next table were acting like lovebirds.
    • My grandparents are still lovebirds after 50 years of marriage.

    Synonymescouplepairtwosome

Formes
  • lovebirds plural form
  • lovebirds' possessive plural form
  • lovebird's possessive singular form