Pronunciation

/bɜːrd/

Definitions

Noun

A bird is a warm-blooded, feathered vertebrate with wings that are typically able to fly, belonging to the class Aves. They are known for their diverse sizes, colors, and behaviors, and they inhabit various ecosystems around the world.

Verb

To birdwatch or bird (as a hobby) refers to the activity of observing birds in their natural habitats. To birdcall or mimic a bird’s call is to imitate its vocalizations.

Adjective

1. Avian: Relating to birds or their characteristics.
2. Ornithological: Concerning birds, their behavior, or classification.
3. Bird-like: Resembling birds in appearance or behavior.

Adverb

Birdsong: In a manner similar to the singing of birds.

Phrases

• “Bird-watching” is the act of observing birds.
• “Bird migration” is the seasonal movement of birds from one region to another.
• “Birdhouse” is a small structure for birds to nest in.
• “Bird’s-eye view” refers to a perspective seen from directly above.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The sparrow perched on a branch, chirping a beautiful birdsong.”
• Verb: “Last weekend, we went on a birdwatching trip to the nearby park.”
• Adjective: “The avian artist painted a stunning portrait of a bird in flight.”
• Adverb: “From the bird’s-eye view, the city skyline looked impressive.”

Synonyms

• Fowl -禽类
• Feathered creature
• Avian being
• Winged animal

Note: The Chinese term “禽类” is provided for reference, but it may not be commonly used in all contexts.