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turtledove

/ˈtɜː.təl.dʌv/

Traduction: Nom désignant une tourterelle sauvage de l'Ancien Monde, ou une petite tourterelle australienne, souvent associée à la tendresse ou au symbolisme de l'amour.

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/ˈtɜː.təl.dʌv/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une tourterelle sauvage de l'Ancien Monde, ou une petite tourterelle australienne, souvent associée à la tendresse ou au symbolisme de l'amour.

A noun referring to any of several Old World wild doves, or a small Australian dove, often associated with affection or gentle symbolism.

  1. Small Australian doveB2formalaustralian

    A small species of dove native to Australia, known for its gentle cooing and often found in woodlands.

    frPetite colombe australienne

    • The turtledove is a common sight in the Australian bush.
    • I heard the soft call of a turtledove near the creek.
    • Birdwatchers often spot the turtledove in eucalyptus forests.
  2. Old World wild doveB2formal

    Any of several species of wild doves from Europe, Asia, and Africa, often associated with love and fidelity.

    frTourterelle des bois (Ancien Monde)

    • The turtledove is a symbol of faithful love in many cultures.
    • These turtledoves migrate south for the winter.
    • A pair of turtledoves nested in the old oak tree.
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  • turtledove's possessive singular form