Owls Meaning in English
word · lemma: owl
/ˈaʊɫz/
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/ˈaʊlz/
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Definition
Owls are birds with large eyes and a flat face, usually active at night and known for their ability to turn their heads far around.
Usage & Nuances
Commonly refers to all types of 'owl' birds; plural is 'owls.' Used in both formal and informal English. 'Owls' often symbolize wisdom or night in stories. Do not confuse 'owl' (the bird) with 'owel' (not a word).
Spanish: búhos - lechuzasPortuguese (BR): corujasPortuguese (PT): corujasChinese (Simplified): 猫头鹰Chinese (Traditional): 貓頭鷹Hindi: उल्लूArabic: بومBengali: পেঁচাRussian: совыJapanese: フクロウVietnamese: cúKorean: 부엉이Turkish: baykuşlarUrdu: الوؤںIndonesian: burung hantu
Example Sentences
Owls hunt at night.
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Some owls make a hooting sound.
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Children read books about owls.
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Have you ever seen wild owls in the forest?
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At night, owls are almost silent when they fly.
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People say that owls are a sign of wisdom.
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