warbler
ˈwɔːblə
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Definition of warbler - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
birdsmall songbird with a melodious voice
  • The garden was filled with the sweet songs of warblers..
chirper singer songbird
2.
singerperson who sings in a quavering voice
  • The old man was a warbler, his voice trembling as he sang..
crooner singer vocalist
3.
soundTECH.device that produces a warbling soundTECH.
  • The old warbler in the attic made eerie noises.
alarm hooter siren
4.
outburstDatedUKhissy fitDatedUK
  • He threw a warbler over the broken toy.
outburst tantrum
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Images of warbler

  • warbler: small songbird with a melodious voice
    small songbird with a melodious voice

Expressions with warbler

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small bird living in wetlands
The aquatic warbler is often found in European marshes.
small migratory songbird found in Europe and Asia
The marsh warbler sings melodiously from the reeds at dawn..
small yellow songbird of the New World
The yellow warbler sang beautifully in the morning.
small greenish-yellow songbird, Phylloscopus sibilatrix, from Europe and Asia woodlands
The wood warbler nests in woodlands across Europe and Asia.
type of bird found in Europe and Asia
The barred warbler sang beautifully from the treetop..
reddish-brown Eurasian warbler known for its song
The Cetti's warbler sings loudly from the underbrush.

Origin of warbler

Old Northern French, werbler (to sing)

Terms with warbler included in their meaning

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bird
North American wood warbler with orange-and-black head
bird
small European warbler with a black crown
bird
North American warbler with a black-and-white head
bird
small warbler with yellowish-green plumage
ornithology
species of warbler found in North America
bird
greyish-brown Old World warbler with a white throat
ornithology
North American warbler with olive-brown plumage
ornithology
grey warbler native to New Zealand

Examples of warbler in a sentence

  • We spotted a rare warbler during our hike.
  • The street performer was a warbler, drawing a crowd.
  • She became known as a warbler in the local pubs.
  • The warbler emitted a soft, melodic tune.
  • He installed a warbler to alert him of intruders.
  • She had a warbler when her phone broke.

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  1. French:fauvette, chanteur tremblant, ...
  2. German:Singvogel, zitternder Sänger, ...
  3. Italian:luì, cantante, ...
  4. Spanish:curruca, trovador, ...
  5. Portuguese:toutinegra, cantor trêmulo, ...
  6. Chinese:莺, 唱歌的人, ...
  7. Japanese:ウグイス, 震える声の歌手, ...
  8. Arabic:دُخَّل, مُغَنٍّ مُرْتَجِف الصَّوْت, ...
  9. Hebrew:שַׁחֲרוּרִית, זַמַּר רוֹעֵד, ...
  10. Russian:певчая птица, дрожащий певец, ...
  11. Ukrainian:співочий птах, співак з тремтячим голосом, ...
  12. Hindi:गायक पक्षी, कंपकंपाने वाला गायक, ...

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