robin 英 ['rɒbɪn]   美 ['rɑbɪn]

robin

robin  英 ['rɒbɪn] 美 ['rɑbɪn]

n. 知更鸟 

名词复数:robins 

a woman saw a robin flying overhead  一个女子看到一只知更鸟在头上飞过
How does a robin sing?  知更鸟叫起来是哪种声音?

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  • n. 知更鸟
  • 1. a woman saw a robin flying overhead

    一个女子看到一只知更鸟在头上飞过

  • 2. How does a robin sing?

    知更鸟叫起来是哪种声音?

  • Robin masc. proper name, from Old French Robin, diminutive of Robert (q.v.). Robin Goodfellow "sportive elf of the English countryside," is first attested 1530s, popular 16-17c.; Robin Hood is from at least late 14c.
  • robin (n.) common European songbird, 1540s, shortening of Robin Redbreast (mid-15c.), from masc. personal name Robin, also (in reference to the bird) in the diminutive form robinet. Redbreast alone for the bird is from early 15c., and the Robin might have been added for the alliteration. It ousted the native ruddock. In North America, the name was applied to the red-breasted thrush by 1703. Robin's egg as a shade of blue is attested from 1881.
robin / ˈrɒbɪn ; NAmE ˈrɑːbɪn / noun 1 a small brown European bird with a red breast 欧亚鸲;欧洲知更鸟 2 a grey American bird with a red breast, larger than a European robin 旅鸫,美洲知更鸟(毛灰色,胸部红色,比欧亚鸲大) see also round robin robin robins robin / ˈrɒbɪn ; NAmE ˈrɑːbɪn /
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