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1 kill two birds with one stone
ضَرَبَ \ kill two birds with one stone: to get two jobs done by one action. \ See Also أصَابَ عصفورين بحجر واحد -
2 أعشاش قلبية
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3 آفة عش الطير
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4 علامة بيرد
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5 poultry
دَوَاجِن \ poultry: (pl. as birds, sg. as meat) farm birds (hens, ducks, etc.) that are kept for eggs or meat: The poultry are being fed. Poultry is cheap this week. \ طُيُور داجِنة \ poultry: (pl. as birds, sg. as meat) farm birds (hens, ducks, etc.) that are kept for eggs or meat: The poultry are being fed. Poultry is cheap this week. -
6 brood
أَطَالَ التفكير (مهمومًا) \ brood: (of people) to think about sth. (esp. one’s troubles) for a long time: Don’t just sit there brooding over your problems: do something!. \ تَفْرِيخَة \ brood: a group of young birds from the same nest. \ رَخَّمَ (على البيض) \ brood: (of birds) to sit on eggs in a nest. \ فَقْسَة \ brood: a group of young birds from the same nest. -
7 instinct
سَلِيقَة \ instinct: a natural desire to behave in a certain way, without thought or training; a secret unexplained feeling that tells us something: Instinct makes birds build their nests in a particular way. I knew by instinct that I was being watched. \ See Also غريزة (غَريزَة)، فطرة (فِطْرَة) \ غَرِيزَة \ instinct: a natural desire to behave in a certain way, without thought or training; a secret unexplained feeling that tells us something: Instinct makes birds build their nests in a particular way. I knew by instinct that I was being watched. \ فِطْرَة \ instinct: a natural desire to behave in a certain way, without thought or training; a secret unexplained feeling that tells us something: Instinct makes birds build their nests in a particular way. I knew by instinct that I was being watched. \ See Also غريزة (غَرِيزَة) -
8 hatch
I [hætʃ] noun(the door or cover of) an opening in a wall, floor, ship's deck etc:فَتْحَة في حائِط بين غُرْفَتَيْن II [hætʃ] verbThere are two hatches between the kitchen and dining-room for serving food.
1) to produce (young birds etc) from eggs:تُفَقِّصُ البَيْضَMy hens have hatched ten chicks.
2) to break out of the egg:يُفَرِّخُ، يَخْرُج الصوص من البَيْضَهThese chicks hatched this morning.
3) to become young birds:يُفَقِّصُFour of the eggs have hatched.
4) to plan (something, usually bad) in secret:يُحيكُ، يُدَبِّرُto hatch a plot.
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9 hop
I [hɔp] past tense, past participle hopped1. verb1) (of people) to jump on one leg:يَحْجِل، يَقْفِز على رِجْلٍ واحِدَهHe hopped about in pain when the hammer fell on his foot.
2) (of certain small birds, animals and insects) to jump on both or all legs:يُنَطْنِطThe sparrow/frog hopped across the lawn.
3) to jump:يَقْفِزHe hopped out of bed.
4) ( with in(to), ～out (of) ) to get into or out of a car etc:يَقْفِز، يَدْخُل أو يَخْرُجI'll hop out of the car at the next crossroads.
2. noun1) a short jump on one leg.قَفْزٌ على رِجْلٍ واحِدَه، حَجْله2) (of certain small birds, animals and insects) a short jump on both or all legs:نَطْنَطَه II [hɔp] nounThe sparrow crossed the lawn in a series of hops.
a climbing plant, the bitter fruits of which ( hops) are used in brewing beer.حشيشة الدينار: نباتٌ مُتَسَلِّق -
10 migrate
[maɪˈgreɪt] (American) [ˈmaɪgreɪt] verb1) (of certain birds and animals) to travel from one region to another at certain times of the year:يُهاجِرMany birds migrate in the early winter.
2) (of people) to change one's home to another country or (regularly) from place to place:يُهاجِر، يَنْزَح، يَرْتَحِلThe Gothic peoples who overwhelmed the Roman Empire migrated from the East.
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11 peck
[pek]1. verb1) (of birds) to strike or pick up with the beak, usually in order to eat:يَلْتَقِط بِمِنقارِهThe bird pecked his hand.
2) to eat very little:يَلَتَقِط طَعامَه ، يأكُل قليلاShe just pecks (at) her food.
3) to kiss quickly and briefly:يُقَبِّل بِسُرْعَهShe pecked her mother on the cheek.
2. noun1) a tap or bite with the beak:نَقْرَهThe bird gave him a painful peck on the hand.
2) a brief kiss:قُبْلَة سَريعَهa peck on the cheek.
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12 prey
[preɪ] plural prey nouna bird or animal, birds or animals, that is/are hunted by other birds or animals for food:فَريسَهThe lion tore at its prey.
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13 sprout
[spraut]1. verb1) to (cause to) develop leaves, shoots etc:يَنْبِت، يُبَرْعِمThe trees are sprouting new leaves.
2) (of animals, birds etc ) to develop eg horns, produce eg feathers:يُنْبِت، يُطَوِّر، يُطْلِعThe young birds are sprouting their first feathers.
2. nouna new shoot or bud:بُرْعُمbean sprouts.
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14 wildfowl
noun pluralwild birds, especially water birds such as ducks, geese etc.طُيور بَريَّه -
15 تزاوج
تَزَاوَجَ \ mate: (of birds and animals) to join in sexual union; (of birds and animals) to be a mate: act as if married; Foxes mate for life. -
16 حضن
حَضَنَ \ brood: (of birds) sit on eggs in a nest. cuddle: to hold sb. close and lovingly. embrace: to hold (sb.) in one’s arms, as a sign of love or of friendship. hatch: (of a bird) to produce (baby birds) from eggs by sitting on them till they are ready. hug: to hold (sb. or sth,. esp. a much loved person) tightly to one’s body: She hugged her friend tightly. -
17 خفق
خَفَقَ \ beat (beat, beaten): to move (up and down) regularly: Her heart was beating fast. flap: to move up and down, or from side to side: Birds flap their wings. The flag was flapping in the wind. flutter: to shake, esp. in the wind: The flag was fluttering on its pole. throb: to beat regularly, as the heart beats. whip: to beat until stiff (usu. cream or the white of an egg): whipped cream. whisk: to beat (eggs) until they are light and full of air. \ خَفَقَ (الطائرُ) \ flutter: to move the wings noisily without actually flying: The birds were fluttering in the bushes. \ See Also رَفْرَفَ بجَنَاحَيْهِ -
18 دواجن
دَوَاجِن \ poultry: (pl. as birds, sg. as meat) farm birds (hens, ducks, etc.) that are kept for eggs or meat: The poultry are being fed. Poultry is cheap this week. -
19 ذكر (اسم)
ذَكَرٌ (اسم) \ male: belonging to the sex that does not give birth: Male birds do not lay eggs, any male creature Men and boys are males. \ ذَكَرُ الأَرْنَب \ buck: a male rabbit. \ ذَكَرُ البطّ \ drake: a male duck. \ ذَكَرُ الخنْزِير \ boar: a male pig. \ ذَكَرُ الطَّير \ cock: the male of some other birds besides the farm hen. \ ذَكَرُ الظّبي \ buck, bucks: a male deer. -
20 رفرف
رَفْرَفَ \ flap: to move up and down, or from side to side: Birds flap their wings. The flag was flapping in the wind. flutter: to shake, esp. in the wind: The flag was fluttering on its pole. fly (flew, flown): (of a flag) to wave in the air on a pole: The Queen’s flag was flying over Windsor Castle. hover: (of birds and insects) to remain in one place in the air.
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