bird如何读

英:[bɜːd]

美:[bɜːrd]

bird英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [C]鸟,禽 feathered with two wings and two legs, usually able to fly

bird是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 鸟,禽,猎鸟
  2. 导弹,火箭
  3. <口>人 ,家伙
  4. 少女,姑娘,小妞
  5. 羽毛球
  6. <英俚>少妇
  7. <俚>飞机
  8. 古怪的人,不寻常的人
  9. 【姓】伯德
  10. 鸟级(英国制造的巡逻艇)
v. (动词)
  1. 在野外观察识别野鸟,观察或辨认鸟
  2. 在野外观察或鉴别鸟类
  3. 打鸟,捕鸟

bird变形

复数:birds

第三人称单数:birds

现在分词:birding

过去式:birded

过去分词:birded

bird扩展

birdlike (adj.)

bird词根

词根:bird

adj.

birdlike 敏捷轻快的;似鸟的

n.

birder 猎鸟者

bird英英释义

noun

archaic the young of a feathered vertebrate

any of a class (Aves) of warm-blooded vertebrates distinguished by having the body more or less completely covered with feathers and the forelimbs modified as wings

a game bird

clay pigeon

fellow

a peculiar person

chiefly British girl

shuttlecock

a hissing or jeering sound expressive of disapproval

dismissal from employment

a thin piece of meat rolled up with stuffing and cooked

a man-made object (such as an aircraft, rocket, or satellite) that resembles a bird especially by flying or being aloft

an obscene gesture of contempt made by pointing the middle finger upward while keeping the other fingers down—usually used with the called alsofinger

birdie sense 2

biographical name

Larry (Joe) 1956–     American basketball player

verb

intransitive verb

to observe or identify wild birds in their habitats

bird词组

bird flun. 禽流感

like a bird轻快地;敏捷地

early bird早起者;早到者

little bird小鸟;消息灵通的人士

for the birds对牛弹琴;毫无意义的

birds of a feathern. 一丘之貉

bird nest鸟窝;炉渣

in bird[英国俚语]在狱中 

bird cagen. 鸟笼

big bird大鸟;倒彩;奚落

larry bird拉里·伯德(NBA明星)

on the bird[美国俚语](电视节目)可以从卫星频道收看的 

bird migration鸟类迁徙

have a bird[美国俚语],◎气愤,生气,◎震惊,大吃一惊 

an early bird早起的人;早到者

game bird猎鸟;猎禽

dead bird死球

bird of prey猛禽;食肉鸟

migratory bird候鸟

bird strike飞机与鸟群相撞事故

bird词源中文解释

"羽毛的,温血脊椎动物,属于 Aves 类",古英语中的 bird,是 bridd 的一种罕见的旁系形式,最初的意思是"幼鸟,雏鸟"(通常古英语中的"鸟"是 fugol,参见 fowl(名词)),其起源不明,其他日耳曼语中没有同源词。OED 认为它与 brood 和 breed 有元音变化的关系的说法是"完全不可接受的"。-r- 和 -i- 的音位转换在15世纪完成(参见 wright)。

Despite its early attestation, bridd is not necessarily the oldest form of bird. It is usually assumed that -ir- from -ri- arose by metathesis, but here, too, the Middle English form may go back to an ancient period. [Liberman]
尽管 bridd 早已有记载,但它不一定是 bird 的最古老形式。通常认为 -ir- 是由 -ri- 经过音位转换而来,但在这里,中古英语的形式也可能可以追溯到古代。[Liberman]

直到约1400年,它仍经常被用于特定意义上的"鸟的幼崽,雏鸟,鸟窝中的小鸟",以及其他动物(蜜蜂,鱼,蛇)和人类儿童的幼崽。与通常的波罗的海斯拉夫语族中的"鸟"一词(立陶宛语 paukštis,古教会斯拉夫语 pŭtica,波兰语 ptak,俄语 ptica 等)相比,这些词据说最终源自与拉丁语 pullus "动物的幼崽"相同的词根。

The proper designation of the feathered creation is in E. fowl, which in course of time was specially applied to the gallinaceous tribe as the most important kind of bird for domestic use, and it was perhaps this appropriation of the word which led to the adoption of the name of the young animal as the general designation of the race. [Hensleigh Wedgwood, "A Dictionary of English Etymology," 1859]
羽毛动物的正确称呼是在英语中是 fowl,随着时间的推移,它特别用于家禽类作为最重要的家禽类鸟的名称,也许正是这个词的使用导致了将幼崽的名称作为整个种族的通用称呼。[Hensleigh Wedgwood,《英语词源词典》,1859]

"秘密信息来源"的比喻意义始于1540年代。口语中的意思"男人,家伙,人"始于1799年。

Bird-watching 最早见于1897年。Bird's-eye view "从上方视角看,如同鸟儿飞翔的视野",始于1762年。短语 for the birds 指任何不受欢迎的事物,据说源自1944年,暗指鸟儿吃马和牛的粪便。美洲热带地区的 bird-spider(1800年)是一种可以捕捉和杀死小鸟的大型种类的狼蛛。

A byrde yn honde ys better than three yn the wode. [c. 1530]
手中的一只鸟胜过树林中的三只鸟。[约1530年]

带有 bush 的形式可追溯到17世纪30年代。

bird_体育行业词汇

碟靶

俯平衡

举髋部

高双托腹平衡

羽毛球

bird_动物学行业词汇

bird词源英文解释

Noun Middle English brid, bird, from Old English bridd

The first known use of bird was before the 12th century

bird儿童词典英英释义

bird1 of 2noun

any of a class of warm-blooded egg-laying vertebrate animals with the body covered with feathers and the forelimbs modified as wings

individual sense 2, fellowespecially: a peculiar person

bird2 of 2verb

to observe or identify wild birds in their natural environment

bird1 of 2noun

any of a class of warm-blooded egg-laying vertebrate animals with the body covered with feathers and the forelimbs modified as wings

individual sense 2, fellowespecially: a peculiar person

bird2 of 2verb

to observe or identify wild birds in their natural environment

birdhousenoun

an artificial nesting place for birdsalso: aviary

birdbathnoun

a basin set up for wild birds to bathe in

bird1 of 2noun

any of a class of warm-blooded egg-laying vertebrate animals with the body covered with feathers and the forelimbs modified as wings

individual sense 2, fellowespecially: a peculiar person

bird2 of 2verb

to observe or identify wild birds in their natural environment

bird 例句

1 To wit: If they came back to their cars or trucks too soon, the birds at that particular radiator would miss out on some amount of food.

2 “Pheasant sickness” became a well-known phenomenon: birds “seek water, become paralyzed, and are found on the ditch banks and rice checks quivering,” according to one observer.

3 The little bird was dead and lay stiff on the floor.

4 After a few minutes, there were very few birds left, and these few took wing for the hills.

5 Clinging to one of the greasy rocks and blending almost perfectly with it was a large, unkempt, and exceedingly soiled bird who looked more like a dirty floor mop than anything else.

6 The death of 600 birds on a single estate in Norfolk was reported to the House of Lords, and 100 pheasants died on a farm in North Essex.

7 Though he claims that by justice the bird is his, by the law of the land it belongs to Simon’s father, since it was captured on his land.

8 Below him, a dead girl, a dead man, a dead bird.

9 Wishbone like to went crazy sniffing around for mice and chipmunks or whatever else might’ve been in that garage chewing on bags of bird seed or nesting in a busted radiator.

10 It was like being swept under a bird’s wing, and that’s how we stayed for a while, rocking back and forth with me tucked under there.

11 He’d been afraid of touching a dead bird, and honestly, he was pretty scared to touch a living one too, especially knowing he’d have to then walk it all the way back through the woods.

12 Her hands became birds riding currents on the air.

13 “In other words—” “You mean you have other words?” cried the bird happily.

14 White birds scattered as they approached another gate, this one resembling a highway tollbooth.

15 ‘It was this bird,’ he said, his words speeding up.

16 And when the people stood up, the birds would fly down and drink the tears and eat the seeds.

17 There seemed to be a lot of birds.

18 “Well, I hope they get caught. I got real fond of those birds.”

19 Rays of sun dance through the valley, painting light on the plains even as the floating isles cast patches of shadows; flocks of white birds cry out in formation below us.

20 He offered a baby bird to me, pantomiming that I should eat it.

bird 同义词

1 服徒刑

penal

3 飞船

dirigible

6 人造卫星

satellite orbiter sputnik

13 嘘声

boo catcall

19 鹰徽

eagle chicken buzzard

22 鸟纲

Aves

24 猎禽

game fowl

25 伯德

byrd Byrd

30 羽毛球

badminton shuttlecock

36 徒刑

spot stretch rap

37 泥鸽

clay pigeon

41 嘘嘘声

sizzle

bird 短语相关

early bird elephant bird bird-watcher free as a bird bird's-eye gallows bird bird colonel bird flu bird's-foot violet dolly bird

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