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Definition of mockingbird - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
birdUS long-tailed American songbird known for mimicryUS
- I spotted a mockingbird in the garden.
- The mockingbird's song filled the morning air.
- A mockingbird perched on the fence, mimicking other birds.
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long-tailed American songbird known for mimicry
Origin of mockingbird
English, mock (imitate) + bird (avian creature)
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- French:oiseau moqueur, ...
- German:Spottdrossel, ...
- Italian:uccello beffeggiatore, ...
- Spanish:sinsonte, ...
- Portuguese:tordo-imitador, ...
- Chinese:嘲鸫, ...
- Japanese:マネシツグミ, ...
- Arabic:طائِر مُقَلِّد, ...
- Hebrew:צִפּוֹר חִקּוּי, ...
- Russian:пересмешник, ...
- Ukrainian:пересмішник, ...
- Hindi:मॉकिंगबर्ड, ...
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