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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

bird [Am bərd, Brit bəːd] SUBST

1.1. bird:

bird (small)
bird (large)
ave f (con artículo masculino en el singular)
to do bird Brit sl
to do bird Brit sl
to do bird Brit sl
estar en la trena Esp sl
to do bird Brit sl
estar en el tambo Méx sl
to eat like a bird
to give sb the bird ugs (boo)
abuchear a alguien
dejar a alguien

1.2. bird (clay pigeon):

bird Am

2.1. bird (person):

2.2. bird (woman) Brit:

bird sl
bird sl
gachís f Esp sl
bird sl
piba f RíoPl ugs
bird sl
vieja f Col Méx ugs
bird sl
cabra f Chil ugs

secretary bird SUBST

weaver bird SUBST

weaver bird

early bird SUBST scherzh

early bird
early bird
early bird

bird [Am bərd, Brit bəːd] SUBST

1.1. bird:

bird (small)
bird (large)
ave f (con artículo masculino en el singular)
to do bird Brit sl
to do bird Brit sl
to do bird Brit sl
estar en la trena Esp sl
to do bird Brit sl
estar en el tambo Méx sl
to eat like a bird
to give sb the bird ugs (boo)
abuchear a alguien
dejar a alguien

1.2. bird (clay pigeon):

bird Am

2.1. bird (person):

2.2. bird (woman) Brit:

bird sl
bird sl
gachís f Esp sl
bird sl
piba f RíoPl ugs
bird sl
vieja f Col Méx ugs
bird sl
cabra f Chil ugs

dolly bird SUBST Brit veraltend, abw

dolly bird
bombón m ugs
dolly bird
ninfa f ugs

game bird SUBST

game bird

home bird SUBST Brit ugs

home bird → home-lover

home-lover [ˈhəʊmlʌvə] SUBST

frigate bird SUBST

frigate bird
frigate bird

wading bird [ˈweɪdɪŋ] SUBST

wading bird
ave f (con artículo masculino en el singular) zancuda

I. bird dog SUBST Am

1. bird dog (in hunting):

bird dog

2. bird dog (person):

bird dog ugs

II. bird-dog VERB trans

bird-dog < Part Präs bird dogging; Past, Past Part bird dogged> Am ugs:

bird-dog
bird-dog

im PONS Wörterbuch

Englisch
Englisch
Spanisch
Spanisch

bird [bɜ:d, Am bɜ:rd] SUBST

1. bird ZOOL:

bird
bird (larger)
ave f
to feel as free as a bird

2. bird ugs (person):

a strange [or queer] bird

3. bird Aus, Brit ugs (girl, woman):

bird
bird
chava f Méx
bird
piba f RíoPl

Wendungen:

a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush Sprichw
to give sb the bird ugs

dolly bird SUBST Brit ugs (attractive girl)

dolly bird

bird flu SUBST kein Pl

bird flu

bird table SUBST Brit

bird table

weaver bird SUBST ZOOL

weaver bird

sea bird SUBST

sea bird

Bird of Paradise SUBST

Spanisch
Spanisch
Englisch
Englisch
bird
bird of prey
bird
bird nets
bird catcher
bird breeder
bird dealer
im PONS Wörterbuch
Englisch
Englisch
Spanisch
Spanisch

bird [bɜrd] SUBST

1. bird ZOOL:

bird
bird (larger)
ave f

2. bird ugs (person):

a strange [or queer] bird

Wendungen:

the early bird catches the worm Sprichw
to give sb the bird ugs
to give sb the bird ugs

bird flue SUBST

bird flue

bird bath SUBST

bird bath
bird bath

bird watching SUBST

night bird [ˈnaɪt·bɜrd] SUBST

1. night bird ZOOL:

night bird

2. night bird (person):

night bird
noctámbulo(-a) m (f)
night bird
trasnochador(a) m (f)
Spanisch
Spanisch
Englisch
Englisch
bird
bird nets
bird
bird of prey
bird
frigate bird
Present
Ibird-dog
youbird-dog
he/she/itbird-dogs
webird-dog
youbird-dog
theybird-dog
Past
Ibird-dogged
youbird-dogged
he/she/itbird-dogged
webird-dogged
youbird-dogged
theybird-dogged
Present Perfect
Ihavebird-dogged
youhavebird-dogged
he/she/ithasbird-dogged
wehavebird-dogged
youhavebird-dogged
theyhavebird-dogged
Past Perfect
Ihadbird-dogged
youhadbird-dogged
he/she/ithadbird-dogged
wehadbird-dogged
youhadbird-dogged
theyhadbird-dogged

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It's great fun to watch them and it keeps them off the bird table.
www.telegraph.co.uk
The bigger and hungrier cousin of the urban pigeon is being spotted in gardens in record numbers, with suburban lawns and bird tables particularly favoured.
www.dailymail.co.uk
There's also nothing like a bird table to bring interest into the garden - every garden should have one.
www.independent.ie
You hardly ever see them on feeders or bird tables or hopping around on the lawn.
www.independent.co.uk
Let's leave the robins on the bird table...
www.telegraph.co.uk