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Meanings of robin in anglès

portuguès
pisco de peito ruivo
català
rupit
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Small Old World songbird with a reddish breast.

rupit
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Large American thrush having a rust-red breast and abdomen.

Usage of robin in anglès
1
Blackbird, European, in poetry; his resemblance to the American robin; notes of.
The Writings of John Burroughs — Volume 05: Pepacton
2
The robin and the bluebird were piping sweetly in the blossoming orchard.
The Child's World: Third Reader
3
Of course a robin sang: it was the natural thing to do.
The Extra Day
4
That afternoon the first robin of the season hailed him in passing.
The Harvester
5
The robin is super-active, looking, very likely, for a safe nesting place.
The Irish Times
6
The results were concerning: some of the respondents couldn't identify a robin.
The Irish Times
7
For the robin, above all, the red breast is a red flag.
The Guardian
8
The new round-robin series begins next weekend, and here's your extensive guide.
The Irish Times
9
The robin, the phoebe, and the barn and eave swallows are masons.
Friends and Helpers
10
It contains takahe, rare lizards, the North Island robin and shore plover.
Radio NZ
11
Something flipped into the grass beside her and the robin flew away.
Glenloch Girls
12
And from the closed gates none came forth save the little robin.
The Story and Song of Black Roderick
13
The robin and catbird and oriole will sing hidden among their branches.
The Chief End of Man
14
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Bristol City's new crest, on which the robin returns.
The Guardian
15
The household bird with the red stomacher, John Donne called the robin.
The Guardian
16
He would have to let it go as he had the robin.
Four Little Blossoms on Apple Tree Island
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