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tinamou

/ˈtɪn.ə.muː/

Traduction: Grand oiseau d'Amérique du Sud, gibier au corps lourd et aux petites ailes, ressemblant aux gallinacés mais apparenté aux ratites.

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noun

/ˈtɪn.ə.muː/C2formal
  • frGrand oiseau d'Amérique du Sud, gibier au corps lourd et aux petites ailes, ressemblant aux gallinacés mais apparenté aux ratites.

A heavy-bodied, small-winged South American game bird that resembles a gallinaceous bird but is related to ratite birds.

  1. South American game birdC2formal

    A heavy-bodied, small-winged bird native to South America, resembling a gallinaceous bird but related to ratites.

    frTinamou

    • The tinamou is often hunted for its meat in rural areas.
    • Unlike most birds, the tinamou has a unique call that echoes through the forest.
    • Ornithologists study the tinamou to understand its evolutionary link to ratites.
Formes
  • tinamous plural form
  • tinamous' possessive plural form
  • tinamou's possessive singular form