harrier in Portuguese
harrier in Portuguese is tartaranhão — harrier means a harrier is a bird of prey in the genus Circus that flies low over meadows and marshes hunting small mammals or birds.
harrier in Portuguese
tartaranhão
Any of several birds of prey in the genus Circus of the subfamily Circinae which fly low over meadows and marshes and hunt small mammals or birds.
What does "harrier" mean?
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noun A harrier is a bird of prey in the genus Circus that flies low over meadows and marshes hunting small mammals or birds.
"A harrier glided silently over the marsh."
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noun A harrier is a runner who competes in cross country races.
"The harriers trained on the hills every weekend."
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noun A harrier is a breed of hound used to hunt hares.
"The harrier followed the hare's scent across the field."
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harrier in a sentence
- A harrier glided silently over the marsh.
- Harriers nest on the ground in open moorland.
- The harriers trained on the hills every weekend.
- She joined the school's harrier club last term.
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What is "harrier" in Portuguese?
"harrier" in Portuguese is tartaranhão. harrier means: A harrier is a bird of prey in the genus Circus that flies low over meadows and marshes hunting small mammals or birds.
How do you use "harrier" in a sentence?
Example: "A harrier glided silently over the marsh." In Portuguese, "harrier" is tartaranhão.
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