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sparrow

/ˈspær.əʊ/

Tradução: Pequena ave canora, geralmente marrom ou cinzenta, que se alimenta de sementes e insetos e é comum tanto em áreas urbanas quanto rurais.

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noun

/ˈspær.əʊ/A2formal
  • ptPequena ave canora, geralmente marrom ou cinzenta, que se alimenta de sementes e insetos e é comum tanto em áreas urbanas quanto rurais.

A small, typically brown or gray songbird that feeds on seeds or insects, commonly found in both urban and rural areas.

  1. Small seed-eating birdA2formal

    Any of various small, often brown or gray birds that feed on seeds and insects, commonly found in urban and rural areas.

    ptPardal

    • A sparrow perched on the windowsill this morning.
    • Sparrows often gather in flocks near bird feeders.
    • The children watched the sparrows hopping on the grass.
  2. European songbirdB1formalbritish

    A small brownish songbird native to Europe, known for its chirping call and adaptability to human environments.

    ptPardal

    • The house sparrow is a common sight in British gardens.
    • European sparrows have a distinctive, cheerful song.
    • These sparrows build their nests under the eaves of houses.

    Sinônimosenglish sparrowhouse sparrow

Formas
  • sparrows plural form
  • sparrows' possessive plural form
  • sparrow's possessive singular form