eagled
ˈiːɡəld
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Definition of eagled - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
golfTECH.achieved a score of two under par in golfTECH.
  • He was thrilled with his eagled performance on the 15th hole.
2.
eagle-likeRarehaving characteristics of an eagleRare
  • The eagled gaze of the hunter was intense and focused.
aquiline raptorial
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lying with arms and legs outstretched and separated
The gymnast was spread-eagled on the mat.

Origin of eagled

English, eagle (bird) + -ed (past tense)

Examples of eagled in a sentence

  • His eagled scorecard impressed everyone.
  • The eagled features of the statue were striking.
  • His eagled vision missed nothing in the landscape.

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  1. French:ayant réalisé un eagle, perce-aigle, ...
  2. German:zwei unter Par, adlerartig, ...
  3. Italian:che ha fatto un eagle, aquilino, ...
  4. Spanish:de águila, aguileño, ...
  5. Portuguese:abaixo do par, penetrante, ...
  6. Chinese:低于标准杆两杆的, 鹰眼的, ...
  7. Japanese:イーグルの, 鷲のような, ...
  8. Arabic:حَقَّق نتيجة إيغل, نَسْرِيّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:הִשִּׂיג אִיגֶל, נִשְׁרִי, ...
  10. Russian:двойной под пар, орлиный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:орлиний, хижий, ...
  12. Hindi:ईगल्ड, चील जैसी, ...
eagle
ˈiːɡəl
eagle: large bird of prey with sharp eyesight and powerful flight
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Definition of eagle - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
birdslarge bird of prey with sharp eyesight and powerful flight
  • The eagle soared above the mountains searching for prey..
bird of prey raptor
2.
sportsTECH.score of two under par on a golf holeTECH.
  • She hit an incredible shot and scored an eagle on the fifth hole..
albatross birdie

Verb

golf scoringTECH.USscore two strokes under par on a hole in golfTECH.US
  • She eagled the fifth hole during the tournament..
albatross birdie
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  • eagle: large bird of prey with sharp eyesight and powerful flight
    large bird of prey with sharp eyesight and powerful flight
  • eagle: US gold coin worth ten dollars
    US gold coin worth ten dollars

Expressions with eagle

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nest built by an eagle
We spotted an eagle's nest high up in the tree.
ability to notice fine details
Her eagle eye caught the error in the report.
skillful and adroit attorney
The legal eagle won the case effortlessly.
mission or task has been completed
After months of work, the eagle has landed.
watch very closely and carefully for any changes
The teacher kept an eagle eye on the students during the test.
in a way that is very observant
She watched the proceedings with an eagle eye, missing nothing.

Origin of eagle

Latin, aquila (eagle)

Examples of eagle in a sentence

  • The eagle's keen eyes spotted a rabbit from afar.
  • He celebrated after making an eagle on the 18th hole.
  • An eagle on the last hole secured her victory.
  • The ancient coin featured an eagle as a symbol of the empire.
  • The sculpture of an eagle stood at the entrance of the building.
  • Collectors often seek the rare eagle for its value.

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  1. French:aigle, réussir un eagle, ...
  2. German:Adler, einen Eagle spielen, ...
  3. Italian:aquila, fare un eagle, ...
  4. Spanish:águila, lograr un eagle, ...
  5. Portuguese:águia, fazer um eagle, ...
  6. Chinese:鹰, 打出老鹰球, ...
  7. Japanese:ワシ, イーグルを取る, ...
  8. Arabic:نَسْر, أَحْرَزَ نَتِيجَةً أَفْضَلَ بِضَرْبَتَيْنِ, ...
  9. Hebrew:נֶשֶׁר, לַעֲשׂוֹת אִיגֵל, ...
  10. Russian:орел, забивать мяч в лунку на два удара меньше пара, ...
  11. Ukrainian:орел, забивати, ...
  12. Hindi:उकाब, ईगल करना, ...

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