Finches Meaning in English
word · lemma: finch
ˈfɪntʃɪz
FIN-chiz
fˈɪntʃɪz
FIN-chiz
释义
Finches are small songbirds with a short beak, often found in gardens and forests. They come in many species and are known for their colorful feathers and pleasant singing.
用法与细微差别
'Finches' is the plural of 'finch.' Used mainly in scientific, birdwatching, or nature contexts. Common collocations: 'Darwin's finches,' 'zebra finch.' Not typically used outside discussions of birds.
Spanish: pinzonesPortuguese (BR): tentilhõesPortuguese (PT): tentilhõesChinese (Simplified): 雀鸟 - 雀科鸟Chinese (Traditional): 雀鳥 - 雀科鳥Hindi: फिंचेस (फिंच पक्षी)Arabic: الطيور الحساسينBengali: ফিঞ্চ (পাখি)Russian: зябликиJapanese: フィンチVietnamese: chim sẻKorean: 핀치새Turkish: ispinozUrdu: فِنچ (پرندہ)Indonesian: burung finch
例句
There are many finches in the park.
basic
Finches eat seeds and small insects.
basic
We saw bright red finches in the tree.
basic
Darwin studied different types of finches on the Galápagos Islands.
natural
My grandmother puts out birdseed to attract finches to her garden.
natural
The colorful songs of finches make mornings more cheerful.
natural