Seagulls Meaning in English
word · lemma: seagull
ˈsiˌɡəɫz
SEE-guhlz
sˈiːɡʌlz
SEE-guhlz
Definition
Seagulls are medium-sized white and gray birds commonly found near the sea, lakes, and rivers. They are known for their loud calls and often seen flying or walking along the shore.
Usage & Nuances
"Seagulls" is a plural noun; use "a flock of seagulls" for groups. They're mostly seen near water, sometimes called simply "gulls." The term can refer to different species but usually means the common coastal birds.
Spanish: gaviotasPortuguese (BR): gaivotasPortuguese (PT): gaivotasChinese (Simplified): 海鸥Chinese (Traditional): 海鷗Hindi: समुद्री गौरैयाArabic: نورسات البحرBengali: সীগাল - গাংচিলRussian: чайкиJapanese: カモメVietnamese: mòng biểnKorean: 갈매기Turkish: martıUrdu: سمندری بگلےIndonesian: burung camar
Example Sentences
There are many seagulls at the beach.
basic
Seagulls eat fish from the sea.
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A group of seagulls flew over the water.
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Seagulls were fighting over some leftover chips by the pier.
natural
The sound of seagulls always reminds me of summer holidays.
natural
All the seagulls suddenly took off when the dog came running.
natural