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Meanings of Old World robin in English
Portuguese
pisco de peito ruivo Catalan
rupit Synonyms
Examples for "robin"
Examples for "robin"
1
Blackbird, European, in poetry; his resemblance to the American robin; notes of.
2
The robin and the bluebird were piping sweetly in the blossoming orchard.
3
Of course a robin sang: it was the natural thing to do.
4
That afternoon the first robin of the season hailed him in passing.
5
The robin is super-active, looking, very likely, for a safe nesting place.
1
Except the wintry notes of the redbreast, nature herself is mute.
2
Also, I appreciate you saying I would be a robin, robin, robin redbreast.
3
So the gay robin redbreast came and sang with the lark.
4
A labourer, going along a lane, met a little robin redbreast.
5
She said she hoped that largest robin redbreast would get drunk and tumble down.
1
Also, I appreciate you saying I would be a robin , robin , robin redbreast.
2
So the gay robin redbreast came and sang with the lark.
3
A labourer, going along a lane, met a little robin redbreast.
4
She said she hoped that largest robin redbreast would get drunk and tumble down.
5
The English robin is not the bird we call robin redbreast in the United States.