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percher

/ˈpɜː.tʃər/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa uma pessoa que pousa ou fica num poleiro, ou uma ave com patas adaptadas para pousar em galhos; classificação taxonômica atualmente rejeitada.

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noun

/ˈpɜː.tʃər/C2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa uma pessoa que pousa ou fica num poleiro, ou uma ave com patas adaptadas para pousar em galhos; classificação taxonômica atualmente rejeitada.

A noun referring to a person situated on a perch, or a bird with feet adapted for perching on tree branches, a classification now generally abandoned by taxonomists.

  1. Person on a perchC2formal

    A person who is situated or sitting on a perch, such as a high seat or elevated position.

    ptPessoa no poleiro

    • The percher on the high stool watched the crowd below.
    • He was a percher on the fence, observing the parade.
    • The artist painted a percher on a rooftop.
  2. Perching birdC2formalscientific

    A bird with feet adapted for perching, typically on tree branches; this classification is now largely abandoned by taxonomists.

    ptAve pernalta

    • The sparrow is a classic example of a percher.
    • Ornithologists once grouped many songbirds as perchers.
    • The percher's feet are designed to grip branches tightly.

    Sinônimospasserineperching bird

Formas
  • perchers plural form
  • perchers' possessive plural form
  • percher's possessive singular form