songbird in Japanese
songbird in Japanese is 鳴き鳥 — songbird means a bird known for its pleasant, musical call, especially one of the many perching bird species with complex vocal abilities.
songbird in Japanese
鳴き鳥
Pronounced: nakidori
A bird having a melodious song or call.
What does "songbird" mean?
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noun A bird known for its pleasant, musical call, especially one of the many perching bird species with complex vocal abilities.
"A songbird was perched on the fence, singing at dawn."
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noun A person, especially a woman, praised for having a beautiful singing voice.
"The critics called her "the songbird of the decade" after her debut album."
songbird in a sentence
- A songbird was perched on the fence, singing at dawn.
- The critics called her "the songbird of the decade" after her debut album.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "songbird" in Japanese?
"songbird" in Japanese is 鳴き鳥. songbird means: A bird known for its pleasant, musical call, especially one of the many perching bird species with complex vocal abilities.
How do you pronounce 鳴き鳥?
"songbird" in Japanese is 鳴き鳥, pronounced "nakidori".
How do you use "songbird" in a sentence?
Example: "A songbird was perched on the fence, singing at dawn." In Japanese, "songbird" is 鳴き鳥.
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