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Meanings of eagle in English
Any of various large keen-sighted diurnal birds of prey noted for their broad wings and strong soaring flight.
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Usage of eagle in English
1
Seek the lion in the west, and the eagle in the south.
2
She said that she saw that eagle every night for two years.
3
A great eagle soared in stately circles in the deep blue sky.
4
Theirs was indeed the case of the wren that outsoared the eagle.
5
However, an eagle at the 15th got the American back on track.
6
Again the big red eagle appeared on the edge of the bluff.
7
In their place, an eagle swings in great circles over the valley.
8
The bald eagle is a US national symbol, as you probably know.
9
Well, it happened again recently, as an eagle-eyed reader has pointed out.
10
The eagle finding nothing in his mouth dropped down to the sea.
11
And the eagle face softened; the harsh, commanding presence became enveloping, magnetic.
12
The eagle sits ready to bear aloft the spirit of the sleeper.
13
The imperial eagle has perhaps the darkest plumage of all the eagles.
14
His bird was the eagle, which carried the lightning in its claws.
15
With regard to the eagle, it was produced in this way: Mme.
16
Rudy has brought us the young eagle and taken Babette in exchange.
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Eagle through the time
Eagle across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
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