Pheasants Meaning in English
word · lemma: pheasant
Definition
Pheasants are large, colorful birds often found in fields and forests. They are known for their long tails and sometimes kept for hunting or as ornamental birds.
Usage & Nuances
'Pheasants' is the plural form. Common in British English when talking about wildlife or game birds. Not usually household pets. Collocates with 'shoot,' 'wild,' and 'farm-raised.' Often confused with 'quail' or 'partridge,' which are different birds.
Example Sentences
We saw pheasants in the field this morning.
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Pheasants have very long tails.
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Some farms raise pheasants for their beautiful feathers.
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It's common to spot wild pheasants while hiking in the countryside.
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During autumn, hunters often look for pheasants.
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The garden next door has a few tame pheasants wandering around.
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