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dot·ter·el
da t rl
Middle English dotrelle, irregular from doten to dote
The first known use of dotterel was in the 15th century
1 Climate change was also said to be having an impact further inland on species such as the dotterel, a bird that breeds only on the highest mountain tops of Scotland.
2 All kinds of waterfowl are at all seasons abundant in the Nile waters, and especially frequent the pools left by the retiring river—pelicans, geese, ducks, ibises, cranes, storks, herons, dotterels, kingfishers, and sea-swallows.
3 Among the dainties of the feathered kind, enumerated in this entertainment, Mr. Nichols mentions herons, bitterns, godwites, dotterels, shovelers, curlews, and knots.
4 As we pursued our journey homewards on the following day, we passed several flights of dotterel making to the south, this being the first migration we had observed in that direction.
5 This poor dotterel, Sir Arthur, is playing fast and loose with me.
6 Other names of birds not quite so common used to describe stupid people are dotterel and dodo.
7 It warned birds such as kittiwakes and dotterels were particularly vulnerable.
8 A dotterel goes plaintively piping over the stones, and the "cheep, cheep," of the awakening ling-birds rises from every brae.
9 The resemblance of the dotterel's egg to a pebble is no greater than the resemblance between many eggs laid in nests and pebbles.
10 Newton, A., on the throat-pouch of the male bustard; on the differences between the females of two species of Oxynotus; on the habits of the Phalarope, dotterel, and godwit.
11 Last night we had dotterel and sandpipers for dinner, this morning greenshanks, which are very good birds indeed.
12 In the second were all kinds of game and wild-fowl, roast herons three in a dish, bitterns, cranes, bustards, curlews, dotterels, and pewits.
13 The dotterel is a bird which is very easily caught, and it was from this fact that it got its name, which comes from dote, to be "silly" or "feeble-minded."
14 Do but hear the chiming dotterel gabble in rhyme.
15 Soon the island has lost its terns and its rails and its dotterels, but it has an abundance of rats.
16 If the dotterel's eggs were put down among grass, or even among the clods of ploughed land, they would be equally difficult to find.
17 In spring, "trips" of rare dotterel often led us about the higher hills for days, and sometimes we had to stay all night on the mountain.
18 It has even been put forward that the colours of their eggs are intended to deceive; and those of the dotterel, laid on the open beach, are often mentioned as an instance.
19 Scotland is home to Arctic specialists - birds like dotterel, snow bunting and ptarmigan - which are found high on Scotland's mountains.
20 Four foxes were the only land animals we saw; and a small hawk, some gulls, dotterels, and phaleropes, composed the list of birds.
1 呆子
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3 鸻科
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4 鸻鸟
5 傻瓜
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