crower
word
Definition
A crower is a rooster or any bird that makes a crowing sound. It can also refer, rarely, to a person who boasts or makes loud noises like a rooster.
Usage & Nuances
Rarely used in modern English; mostly found in literature or animal descriptions. 'Crower' nearly always refers to a rooster or chicken. When used for a person, it is metaphorical and informal, often implying arrogance or loudness.
Spanish: gallo (que canta) - el que canta como galloPortuguese (BR): galo (que canta) - quem canta como um galoPortuguese (PT): galo (que canta) - quem canta como um galoChinese (Simplified): 打鸣的公鸡 - 像公鸡一样啼叫的人Chinese (Traditional): 打鳴的公雞 - 像公雞一樣啼叫的人Hindi: कुकड़ू कूकने वाला मुर्गा - मुर्गे की तरह बोलने वाला व्यक्तिArabic: ديك يصيح - من يصيح مثل الديكBengali: ডাকা মোরগ - শব্দকারী পাখিRussian: петух (который кукарекает) - крикун (переносно, о человеке)Japanese: 鳴く雄鶏 - 鳴き声を上げる鳥Vietnamese: gà trống gáy - chim kêu vangKorean: 우는 수탉 - 떠들썩한 사람Turkish: ötücü horoz - böbürlenen kişi (mec.)Urdu: بانگ دینے والا مُرغ - شیخی خور (تشبیہی طور پر)Indonesian: ayam jantan yang berkokok - burung yang bersuara
Example Sentences
The crower wakes up everyone every morning.
basic
A crower can often be heard on a farm.
basic
The loud crower annoyed the neighbors.
basic
My uncle's new crower starts making noise before sunrise.
natural
He's such a crower, always bragging about his achievements.
natural
In the morning, one noisy crower is enough to wake up the whole village.
natural