Definition of accentor in English:

accentor

noun əkˈsɛntəˈaksentər

A small Eurasian songbird with generally drab-coloured plumage.
Family Prunellidae and genus Prunella: several species, including the dunnock
Example sentencesExamples
- However, only terrestrial species have been tested, such as barn swallows, tree swallows, dunnocks, alpine accentors, and acorn woodpeckers.
- Additional subfamilies placed within Passeridae include: sparrows, accentors, weavers and waxbills (Estrildinae).
- Close relatives to Old World sparrows are pipits (family Motacillidae), accentors (family Prunellidae) and possibly finches (family Fringillidae).
- In dunnocks, females may use song to compete for males, and in the alpine accentor, females attract males by song.

Origin

Early 19th century: from late Latin, from ad- 'to' + cantor 'singer'.

Definition of accentor in US English:

accentor

nounˈaksentər

A small Eurasian songbird with generally drab-colored plumage.
Family Prunellidae and genus Prunella: several species
Example sentencesExamples
- Close relatives to Old World sparrows are pipits (family Motacillidae), accentors (family Prunellidae) and possibly finches (family Fringillidae).
- However, only terrestrial species have been tested, such as barn swallows, tree swallows, dunnocks, alpine accentors, and acorn woodpeckers.
- In dunnocks, females may use song to compete for males, and in the alpine accentor, females attract males by song.
- Additional subfamilies placed within Passeridae include: sparrows, accentors, weavers and waxbills (Estrildinae).

Origin

Early 19th century: from late Latin, from ad- ‘to’ + cantor ‘singer’.

单词	accentor
释义	Definition of accentor in English: accentor noun əkˈsɛntəˈaksentər A small Eurasian songbird with generally drab-coloured plumage. Family Prunellidae and genus Prunella: several species, including the dunnock Example sentencesExamples However, only terrestrial species have been tested, such as barn swallows, tree swallows, dunnocks, alpine accentors, and acorn woodpeckers. Additional subfamilies placed within Passeridae include: sparrows, accentors, weavers and waxbills (Estrildinae). Close relatives to Old World sparrows are pipits (family Motacillidae), accentors (family Prunellidae) and possibly finches (family Fringillidae). In dunnocks, females may use song to compete for males, and in the alpine accentor, females attract males by song. Origin Early 19th century: from late Latin, from ad- 'to' + cantor 'singer'. Definition of accentor in US English: accentor nounˈaksentər A small Eurasian songbird with generally drab-colored plumage. Family Prunellidae and genus Prunella: several species Example sentencesExamples Close relatives to Old World sparrows are pipits (family Motacillidae), accentors (family Prunellidae) and possibly finches (family Fringillidae). However, only terrestrial species have been tested, such as barn swallows, tree swallows, dunnocks, alpine accentors, and acorn woodpeckers. In dunnocks, females may use song to compete for males, and in the alpine accentor, females attract males by song. Additional subfamilies placed within Passeridae include: sparrows, accentors, weavers and waxbills (Estrildinae). Origin Early 19th century: from late Latin, from ad- ‘to’ + cantor ‘singer’.
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