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oriole

/ˈɔː.ri.əʊl/

Traduction: Nom désignant un oiseau chanteur, généralement au plumage vif orange et noir ou jaune et noir, vivant dans les régions tropicales et en Amérique.

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noun

/ˈɔː.ri.əʊl/B2formal
  • frNom désignant un oiseau chanteur, généralement au plumage vif orange et noir ou jaune et noir, vivant dans les régions tropicales et en Amérique.

A noun referring to a type of songbird, typically with bright orange and black or yellow and black plumage, found in tropical regions and the Americas.

  1. B2formal

    A mostly tropical songbird, with the male usually having bright orange and black plumage.

    frOriole (oiseau tropical)

    • The oriole's vibrant orange feathers stood out against the green leaves.
    • We spotted a male oriole singing from a high branch.
    • Orioles are known for their beautiful, flute-like songs.
  2. B2formalamerican

    An American songbird, with the male typically having black and orange or yellow coloring.

    frloriot américain

    • The Baltimore oriole is a common sight in eastern North America.
    • An oriole built a hanging nest in the elm tree in our yard.
    • We put out orange halves to attract orioles during their migration.
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  • orioles' possessive plural form
  • oriole's possessive singular form