flamingo in Latin
flamingo in Latin is phoenicopterus — flamingo means a tall wading bird with long legs, a curved neck, and pink or reddish feathers.
flamingo in Latin
phoenicopterus
(countable) A wading bird of the family Phoenicopteridae of the order Phoenicopteriformes.
What does "flamingo" mean?
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noun A tall wading bird with long legs, a curved neck, and pink or reddish feathers.
"A flock of flamingos stood on one leg in the shallow lake."
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noun A vivid pink-orange color, like the bird's feathers.
"The bedroom walls were painted flamingo."
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flamingo in a sentence
- A flock of flamingos stood on one leg in the shallow lake.
- The bedroom walls were painted flamingo.
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What is "flamingo" in Latin?
"flamingo" in Latin is phoenicopterus. flamingo means: A tall wading bird with long legs, a curved neck, and pink or reddish feathers.
How do you use "flamingo" in a sentence?
Example: "A flock of flamingos stood on one leg in the shallow lake." In Latin, "flamingo" is phoenicopterus.
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