pipit
ˈpɪp.ɪt
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Definition of pipit - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

wildlifeRaresmall brown bird living on the ground and eating insectsRare
  • A pipit ran across the field catching insects.
  • A pipit perched on the fence, singing softly.
  • Farmers often spot pipits in their fields.
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  • pipit: small brown bird living on the ground and eating insects
    small brown bird living on the ground and eating insects

Expressions with pipit

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small brown bird living in grassy fields and singing often
A meadow pipit sang from the tall grass.
sandy-brown bird of the wagtail family
Birdwatchers spotted a tawny pipit near the coast.
small passerine bird Anthus trivialis
The tree pipit sang beautifully from the treetop.
small bird living near water bodies
The water pipit is often seen by the river.

Origin of pipit

Imitative, pip (chirp)

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wildlife name
alternative term for meadow pipit, a streaked brown songbird

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  1. French:pipit, ...
  2. German:Pieper, ...
  3. Italian:pispola, ...
  4. Spanish:bisbita, ...
  5. Portuguese:petinha, ...
  6. Chinese:鹨, ...
  7. Japanese:ピピット, ...
  8. Arabic:جَشْنَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:פִּיפִּיט, ...
  10. Russian:жаворонок, ...
  11. Ukrainian:підсніжник, ...
  12. Hindi:पिपिट, ...

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