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owl

/aʊl/

Tradução: Ave de rapina noturna, de hábitos solitários, com olhos grandes voltados para a frente, bico curvo e garras afiadas, conhecida pelo canto característico e frequentemente associada à sabedoria na cultura popular.

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noun

/aʊl/A2formal
  • ptAve de rapina noturna, de hábitos solitários, com olhos grandes voltados para a frente, bico curvo e garras afiadas, conhecida pelo canto característico e frequentemente associada à sabedoria na cultura popular.

A nocturnal bird of prey with large forward-facing eyes, a hooked beak, and typically a loud hooting call, often associated with wisdom in cultural symbolism.

  1. Nocturnal bird of preyA1formal

    A bird of prey that is active at night, known for its large eyes, silent flight, and hooting call.

    ptAve de rapina noturna

    • An owl hooted loudly from the tree outside my window.
    • Owls have excellent night vision for hunting.
    • The barn owl is a common species in this region.
  2. Symbol of wisdomB1informal

    Used metaphorically to represent wisdom, knowledge, or intelligence, often in literature and culture.

    ptSímbolo de sabedoria

    • In many stories, the owl is a symbol of wisdom.
    • She is considered an owl among her peers for her deep knowledge.
    • The old professor was often called an owl because of his wise advice.
Formas
  • owls plural form
  • owls' possessive plural form
  • owl's possessive singular form
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