fieldfare in Japanese
fieldfare in Japanese is ノハラツグミ — fieldfare means a large thrush found across Eurasia, known by the scientific name Turdus pilaris.
fieldfare in Japanese
ノハラツグミ
Pronounced: noharatsugumi
A large thrush, Turdus pilaris, a bird of Eurasia.
What does "fieldfare" mean?
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noun A large thrush found across Eurasia, known by the scientific name Turdus pilaris.
"A flock of fieldfares landed in the orchard to strip the last apples."
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fieldfare in a sentence
- A flock of fieldfares landed in the orchard to strip the last apples.
- Birdwatchers often spot the fieldfare in winter flocks.
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What is "fieldfare" in Japanese?
"fieldfare" in Japanese is ノハラツグミ. fieldfare means: A large thrush found across Eurasia, known by the scientific name Turdus pilaris.
How do you pronounce ノハラツグミ?
"fieldfare" in Japanese is ノハラツグミ, pronounced "noharatsugumi".
How do you use "fieldfare" in a sentence?
Example: "A flock of fieldfares landed in the orchard to strip the last apples." In Japanese, "fieldfare" is ノハラツグミ.
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