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Meanings of cuckoos in English
Usage of cuckoos in English
1
Two cuckoos answered one another in the denser forest somewhere above him.
2
Songs of cuckoos and nightingales echoed from the copses on the hillsides.
3
What reminiscences of dear old England the song of the cuckoos awakened!
4
True, we learn a lot more than bats and cuckoos do.
5
Beethoven was a beautiful brown thrush in a nest of cuckoos.
6
The trees are fast dropping unreality, and the cuckoos begin calling.
7
Wills began to study foraging antbirds and ground cuckoos-untilsuddenly they were gone.
8
I leave the cuckoos to pay you for what you did.
9
You know, my hobby's prowling around looking for yellow-billed cuckoos and golden-winged warblers.
10
I saw half-a-dozen cuckoos, gliding silvery grey and beating the hedges for nests.
11
Crows, cuckoos, starlings, and turtledoves each called to their kind in distinctive voices.
12
This year some of the cuckoos having been arriving late.
13
The cuckoos and a thousand birds were singing; the little streams were very bright.
14
And cuckoos, like noise falling in drops off the leaves.
15
The, cuckoo that stays out later than the other cuckoos is the triumphant survivor.
16
The call of the cuckoos- alittlesharpened-followedthe swift-travelling car.
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