parrot in Latin
parrot in Latin is psittacus — parrot means a brightly colored tropical bird known for its curved beak and ability to mimic human speech.
parrot in Latin
psittacus
What does "parrot" mean?
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noun A brightly colored tropical bird known for its curved beak and ability to mimic human speech.
"Our neighbor's green parrot can whistle a tune and say my name."
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noun Someone who repeats what others say without really understanding it.
"Don't be a parrot; think about the question and give your own answer."
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verb To repeat something word for word without showing any real understanding of it.
"The little boy parroted his older brother's jokes without knowing why they were funny."
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parrot in a sentence
- Our neighbor's green parrot can whistle a tune and say my name.
- The parrot squawked "hello" every time someone walked past its cage.
- Don't be a parrot; think about the question and give your own answer.
- The manager called him a parrot because he repeated every opinion his boss shared.
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What is "parrot" in Latin?
"parrot" in Latin is psittacus. parrot means: A brightly colored tropical bird known for its curved beak and ability to mimic human speech.
How do you use "parrot" in a sentence?
Example: "Our neighbor's green parrot can whistle a tune and say my name." In Latin, "parrot" is psittacus.
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