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warbler

/ˈwɔː.blər/

Traduction: Nom désignant un petit oiseau chanteur actif, ou un chanteur qui orne son chant de vocalises.

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noun

/ˈwɔː.blər/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un petit oiseau chanteur actif, ou un chanteur qui orne son chant de vocalises.

A noun referring to a small, active songbird, or a singer who adds embellishments to a song.

  1. B2formal

    A small, active, often brightly colored songbird, typically found in wooded areas.

    frParuline

    • A warbler sang from the top of the oak tree.
    • We spotted a yellow warbler in the garden this morning.
    • The forest was filled with the songs of various warblers.
  2. Singer with embellishmentsC1informal

    A singer, especially one who adds decorative runs, trills, or other embellishments to their performance.

    frChanteur orné

    • The opera warbler captivated the audience with her intricate vocal runs.
    • He's known as a warbler, always adding extra notes to the melody.
    • The jazz warbler improvised beautifully over the standard tune.

    Synonymescoloratura

Formes
  • warblers plural form
  • warblers' possessive plural form
  • warbler's possessive singular form
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