英:['græk(ə)l]
美:['grækəl]
英:['græk(ə)l]
美:['grækəl]
grack·le
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1772年, gracule,源自属名 Gracula,现代拉丁语使用拉丁语 graculus 的女性形式,意为“寒鸦,欧洲乌鸦”,可能是模拟的起源(比较 crow(n.), crane(n.))。该词的英语形式可追溯至1782年。
New Latin Gracula, genus name, alteration of Latin graculus jackdaw
The first known use of grackle was in 1772
grade1 of 2verb
to arrange in grades : sort
grade apples
to make level or evenly sloping
grade a highway
to give a grade to
grade a student's performance
to assign to a grade
to form a series having only slight differences
colors that grade into one another
grade2 of 2noun
position in a scale of rank, quality, or order leather of the highest grade
the grade of sergeant
a stage, step, or degree in a series, order, or ranking
a class of things that are of the same rank, quality, or order
a division of the school course representing a year's work
finished the fourth grade
the pupils in a school division
plural the elementary school system
teach in the grades
a mark or rating especially of accomplishment in school
a grade of 90 on a test
a standard of quality
government grades for meat
the degree of slope (as of a road or railroad track)
gradnoun or adjective
graduate
gracklenoun
any of several rather large American blackbirds with glossy mostly black feathers
1 The grackles are a federally protected migratory bird species, and the city is legally prohibited from moving or destroying their active nests.
2 They have also been used further inland to ward off pigeons and grackles from locations including U.S.
3 They had their own words for things, a jargon of obscure origin: for reasons even they had forgotten, they referred to butter as cheese; they called the grackles that perched in the treetops icklebirds.
4 It was too clearly a waste, and the grackles set out at once to remedy the situation.
5 A feeder with perches spacious enough for large birds, filled with a wild bird food blend that is rich with nuts, fruit and sunflower seeds, will attract cardinals, blue jays, grackles and other big birds.
6 Postmortem tests of grackles, blackbirds, and other birds found dead on dairy farms detected H5N1, but that didn’t turn the tide.
7 Yet when presented with classic tests given to crows and ravens, great-tailed grackles passed with flying colors.
8 The crow and the grackle in the “Black and part Black” pictures are particularly nuanced.
9 Dead blackbirds and grackles on the farms, as well as barn cats, have tested positive.
10 In birds, dunking has anecdotally been observed in more than 25 species in the wild, including grackles.
11 From gulls to grouse to grackles, more than 10,000 bird species live on this planet.
12 Some 90% of the total loss came from just 12 bird families and 19 widespread bird species such as the dark-eyed junco, common grackle and house sparrows.
13 In March, a man was arrested and accused of incinerating a statue of a grackle that stood outside the building, burning the art installation to the ground.
14 Like the Puerto Rican long-nosed bat or the slender-billed grackle, Ms. Anderson seemed to warn, humans as a species are doomed.
15 In the apple groves at the edge of town, flocks of grackles settled into the branches for the night, squawking.
16 Across three different populations, the researchers first examined how quickly grackles learned food was hidden in one particular place over another.
17 The research is based on new analyses of grackles' feeding behaviour.
18 Later that same day, a large flock of common grackles stopped by and foraged in the backyard by flipping leaves and gum balls.
19 Bruce said he doesn’t have much love for the grackles, starlings and blackbirds that vacuum up all the seed he puts out in the winter.
20 “Get a branch, you two,” said the grackle.
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