Parrot Meaning in English
word
/ˈpɛɹət/
PAIR-uht
/pˈæɹət/
PA-ruht
释义
A parrot is a colorful tropical bird known for its curved beak and ability to imitate human speech.
用法与细微差别
Used both for the bird and for someone who repeats others' words without understanding ('to parrot'). Most common as a noun for the bird. Colorful, often pets. 'Parrot' can be used as a mild insult if describing imitation.
Spanish: loro - papagayoPortuguese (BR): papagaioPortuguese (PT): papagaioChinese (Simplified): 鹦鹉Chinese (Traditional): 鸚鵡Hindi: तोताArabic: بَبْغَاءBengali: তোতাRussian: попугайJapanese: オウムVietnamese: vẹtKorean: 앵무새Turkish: papağanUrdu: طوطاIndonesian: burung beo
例句
The parrot has bright green feathers.
basic
A parrot can learn to say a few words.
basic
I saw a parrot at the zoo.
basic
He kept a talking parrot as a pet.
natural
Whenever I say something, he just parrots it back.
natural
You can see wild parrots flying around the jungle.
natural