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mockingbird

/ˈmɒk.ɪŋ.bɜːd/

Traduction: Oiseau chanteur à longue queue, au plumage gris et blanc, originaire du sud des États-Unis, connu pour sa capacité à imiter le chant d'autres oiseaux.

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/ˈmɒk.ɪŋ.bɜːd/B2formal
  • frOiseau chanteur à longue queue, au plumage gris et blanc, originaire du sud des États-Unis, connu pour sa capacité à imiter le chant d'autres oiseaux.

A long-tailed, grey-and-white songbird native to the southern United States, known for its ability to mimic the songs of other birds.

  1. Songbird known for mimicryB1formalamerican

    A long-tailed, grey-and-white songbird native to the southern United States, famous for its ability to imitate the songs of other birds and various sounds.

    frMoqueur polyglotte

    • A mockingbird perched on the fence and began its nightly concert.
    • The mockingbird's repertoire includes calls from over 20 different species.
    • We could hear a mockingbird imitating a car alarm in the backyard.

    Synonymesmocker

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  • mockingbirds plural form
  • mockingbirds' possessive plural form
  • mockingbird's possessive singular form
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