buzzard in Latin
buzzard in Latin is būteō — buzzard means a broad-winged bird of prey in the hawk family.
buzzard in Latin
būteō
Any of several Old World birds of prey of the genus Buteo with broad wings and a broad tail.
What does "buzzard" mean?
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noun A broad-winged bird of prey in the hawk family.
"A buzzard circled slowly above the field."
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noun US informal: a grumpy or unpleasant old man.
"The old buzzard complained about the noise again."
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buzzard in a sentence
- A buzzard circled slowly above the field.
- The old buzzard complained about the noise again.
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What is "buzzard" in Latin?
"buzzard" in Latin is būteō. buzzard means: A broad-winged bird of prey in the hawk family.
How do you use "buzzard" in a sentence?
Example: "A buzzard circled slowly above the field." In Latin, "buzzard" is būteō.
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