Definition of bird call in English:

bird call

noun

1The characteristic cry of a bird.
Example sentencesExamples
- Only the rare bird call broke the sudden silence now that everyone had disappeared inside.
- We had left the woods and were walking on the other side of the fence bordering the park when we heard an unfamiliar bird call.
- A thick forest surrounded the countryside generally alive with bird call and other noises.
- ‘Frightened bird calls panic the other animals,’ Hall said.
- It was utterly, silent, too - no bird calls or insect chirrups disturbed the sandy desert.
- In the distance I hear a bird call, a car driving by with loud bass, and some kids yelling and laughing in the playground down the street.
- You could believe that someone had miscued the CD or forgotten the bird call.
- As they began to spread out, a bird call broke the silence from the opposite side of the clearing.
- Have you seen the motion sensitive birds that chirp and wiggle with their actual bird call.
- Muted maracas shake, didgeridoos blow, and bird calls squawk.
- Canary creates a spectrogram, or visual representation of each bird call.
- As the moon was waxing and a nasty storm had just moved through, I was sitting near an open window about 8pm when I heard it… a distinctive bird call not like the usual night birds I hear.
- The occasional bird call darts through the foliage into the cool tropical air, but on a still night the silence is audible.
- This bird call which is mimicked by children, written about by poets and musically inspired by composers has it's place in nature.
- Tapes of bird calls are helpful for those who want to learn the sounds of local birds.
- Their lips were centimetres apart when a loud bird call came from the balcony.
- Though these usually manifest themselves in communications (as do bird calls or scent markings in other species), they exist as factors in the ecological landscape that shape behavior.
- Now your friend, Michael Pestel, who was there with you that morning, with a collection of instruments, he explained to you that there's a difference between bird calls and birdsong.
- I heard a bird call, then a group of bandits yelled as they came crashing out from the bushes.
- Complete with bird calls, the balalaika orchestra brings off an impressionistic piece with free rhythmic passages in a haze of tremolos
1. 1.1 An instrument imitating a bird's characteristic cry, used especially by hunters.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Crafted of solid brass and birchwood, this very versatile little birdcall whistle will surprise you with its ultra-realistic sounds!
  Students were carving birds, making bird calls (this was a surprisingly big group), making leather bracelets, candles, and glass jewelery, as well as doing some pottery.
  New Agers of either sex will have collections full of warbling pan pipes, waterfalls and bird calls.
  Supporters counter that it is no more unfair than using bird calls and decoys to attract birds or using baited hooks to catch fish.
  I believe he is in Illinois and I know he has a company that does the bird calls (and other hunting calls.

Definition of bird call in US English:

bird call

nounˈbərd ˌkôl

1A note uttered by a bird for the purpose of contact, alarm, or marking its territory.
Example sentencesExamples
- The occasional bird call darts through the foliage into the cool tropical air, but on a still night the silence is audible.
- In the distance I hear a bird call, a car driving by with loud bass, and some kids yelling and laughing in the playground down the street.
- It was utterly, silent, too - no bird calls or insect chirrups disturbed the sandy desert.
- Tapes of bird calls are helpful for those who want to learn the sounds of local birds.
- We had left the woods and were walking on the other side of the fence bordering the park when we heard an unfamiliar bird call.
- Muted maracas shake, didgeridoos blow, and bird calls squawk.
- Their lips were centimetres apart when a loud bird call came from the balcony.
- Have you seen the motion sensitive birds that chirp and wiggle with their actual bird call.
- You could believe that someone had miscued the CD or forgotten the bird call.
- Though these usually manifest themselves in communications (as do bird calls or scent markings in other species), they exist as factors in the ecological landscape that shape behavior.
- Only the rare bird call broke the sudden silence now that everyone had disappeared inside.
- A thick forest surrounded the countryside generally alive with bird call and other noises.
- ‘Frightened bird calls panic the other animals,’ Hall said.
- This bird call which is mimicked by children, written about by poets and musically inspired by composers has it's place in nature.
- Now your friend, Michael Pestel, who was there with you that morning, with a collection of instruments, he explained to you that there's a difference between bird calls and birdsong.
- As they began to spread out, a bird call broke the silence from the opposite side of the clearing.
- As the moon was waxing and a nasty storm had just moved through, I was sitting near an open window about 8pm when I heard it… a distinctive bird call not like the usual night birds I hear.
- Complete with bird calls, the balalaika orchestra brings off an impressionistic piece with free rhythmic passages in a haze of tremolos
- Canary creates a spectrogram, or visual representation of each bird call.
- I heard a bird call, then a group of bandits yelled as they came crashing out from the bushes.
1. 1.1 An instrument imitating a bird call, used especially by hunters.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Crafted of solid brass and birchwood, this very versatile little birdcall whistle will surprise you with its ultra-realistic sounds!
  I believe he is in Illinois and I know he has a company that does the bird calls (and other hunting calls.
  Supporters counter that it is no more unfair than using bird calls and decoys to attract birds or using baited hooks to catch fish.
  Students were carving birds, making bird calls (this was a surprisingly big group), making leather bracelets, candles, and glass jewelery, as well as doing some pottery.
  New Agers of either sex will have collections full of warbling pan pipes, waterfalls and bird calls.

单词	bird call
释义	Definition of bird call in English: bird call noun 1The characteristic cry of a bird. Example sentencesExamples Only the rare bird call broke the sudden silence now that everyone had disappeared inside. We had left the woods and were walking on the other side of the fence bordering the park when we heard an unfamiliar bird call. A thick forest surrounded the countryside generally alive with bird call and other noises. ‘Frightened bird calls panic the other animals,’ Hall said. It was utterly, silent, too - no bird calls or insect chirrups disturbed the sandy desert. In the distance I hear a bird call, a car driving by with loud bass, and some kids yelling and laughing in the playground down the street. You could believe that someone had miscued the CD or forgotten the bird call. As they began to spread out, a bird call broke the silence from the opposite side of the clearing. Have you seen the motion sensitive birds that chirp and wiggle with their actual bird call. Muted maracas shake, didgeridoos blow, and bird calls squawk. Canary creates a spectrogram, or visual representation of each bird call. As the moon was waxing and a nasty storm had just moved through, I was sitting near an open window about 8pm when I heard it… a distinctive bird call not like the usual night birds I hear. The occasional bird call darts through the foliage into the cool tropical air, but on a still night the silence is audible. This bird call which is mimicked by children, written about by poets and musically inspired by composers has it's place in nature. Tapes of bird calls are helpful for those who want to learn the sounds of local birds. Their lips were centimetres apart when a loud bird call came from the balcony. Though these usually manifest themselves in communications (as do bird calls or scent markings in other species), they exist as factors in the ecological landscape that shape behavior. Now your friend, Michael Pestel, who was there with you that morning, with a collection of instruments, he explained to you that there's a difference between bird calls and birdsong. I heard a bird call, then a group of bandits yelled as they came crashing out from the bushes. Complete with bird calls, the balalaika orchestra brings off an impressionistic piece with free rhythmic passages in a haze of tremolos 1.1 An instrument imitating a bird's characteristic cry, used especially by hunters. Example sentencesExamples Crafted of solid brass and birchwood, this very versatile little birdcall whistle will surprise you with its ultra-realistic sounds! Students were carving birds, making bird calls (this was a surprisingly big group), making leather bracelets, candles, and glass jewelery, as well as doing some pottery. New Agers of either sex will have collections full of warbling pan pipes, waterfalls and bird calls. Supporters counter that it is no more unfair than using bird calls and decoys to attract birds or using baited hooks to catch fish. I believe he is in Illinois and I know he has a company that does the bird calls (and other hunting calls. Definition of bird call in US English: bird call nounˈbərd ˌkôl 1A note uttered by a bird for the purpose of contact, alarm, or marking its territory. Example sentencesExamples The occasional bird call darts through the foliage into the cool tropical air, but on a still night the silence is audible. In the distance I hear a bird call, a car driving by with loud bass, and some kids yelling and laughing in the playground down the street. It was utterly, silent, too - no bird calls or insect chirrups disturbed the sandy desert. Tapes of bird calls are helpful for those who want to learn the sounds of local birds. We had left the woods and were walking on the other side of the fence bordering the park when we heard an unfamiliar bird call. Muted maracas shake, didgeridoos blow, and bird calls squawk. Their lips were centimetres apart when a loud bird call came from the balcony. Have you seen the motion sensitive birds that chirp and wiggle with their actual bird call. You could believe that someone had miscued the CD or forgotten the bird call. Though these usually manifest themselves in communications (as do bird calls or scent markings in other species), they exist as factors in the ecological landscape that shape behavior. Only the rare bird call broke the sudden silence now that everyone had disappeared inside. A thick forest surrounded the countryside generally alive with bird call and other noises. ‘Frightened bird calls panic the other animals,’ Hall said. This bird call which is mimicked by children, written about by poets and musically inspired by composers has it's place in nature. Now your friend, Michael Pestel, who was there with you that morning, with a collection of instruments, he explained to you that there's a difference between bird calls and birdsong. As they began to spread out, a bird call broke the silence from the opposite side of the clearing. As the moon was waxing and a nasty storm had just moved through, I was sitting near an open window about 8pm when I heard it… a distinctive bird call not like the usual night birds I hear. Complete with bird calls, the balalaika orchestra brings off an impressionistic piece with free rhythmic passages in a haze of tremolos Canary creates a spectrogram, or visual representation of each bird call. I heard a bird call, then a group of bandits yelled as they came crashing out from the bushes. 1.1 An instrument imitating a bird call, used especially by hunters. Example sentencesExamples Crafted of solid brass and birchwood, this very versatile little birdcall whistle will surprise you with its ultra-realistic sounds! I believe he is in Illinois and I know he has a company that does the bird calls (and other hunting calls. Supporters counter that it is no more unfair than using bird calls and decoys to attract birds or using baited hooks to catch fish. Students were carving birds, making bird calls (this was a surprisingly big group), making leather bracelets, candles, and glass jewelery, as well as doing some pottery. New Agers of either sex will have collections full of warbling pan pipes, waterfalls and bird calls.
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