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Meanings of
jackdaw
in English
Portuguese
gralha-de-nuca-cinzenta
Catalan
gralla
Spanish
corvus monedula
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Common black-and-grey Eurasian bird noted for thievery.
daw
Corvus monedula
Portuguese
gralha-de-nuca-cinzenta
Synonyms
Examples for "
daw
"
daw
Corvus monedula
Examples for "
daw
"
1
He was represented, in a hundred pamphlets, as the
daw
in borrowed plumes.
2
A
daw
of the people, she had tried to peacock it among the gentry.
3
Its invasion was not nearly as shy as the
daw
n's
.
4
No darkness, no tempest, no gloom, long confused his vision of 'the ideal
daw
n
'
.
5
The
daw
n
's
new light fell across the Paladin as he climbed back astride his charger.
Usage of
jackdaw
in English
1
As Kauc, the crow, was saying to Cloctaw, the
jackdaw
,
this morning--
2
So did Evelyn think, and her eyes followed Sister Mary John's
jackdaw
.
3
The old birds were screeching loudly, and trying to drive the
jackdaw
away.
4
I watched as a
jackdaw
hopped across the garden this morning.
5
You can see part of an upstairs room there, by the
jackdaw
tower.
6
Uttering a mournful squawk, the
jackdaw
flew out of the window.
7
The
jackdaw
is a big-brained, extremely alert, very educable, loquacious bird.
8
A
jackdaw
,
perched on an upper bough, makes off as I glance up.
9
Sister Mary John came striding over the broken earth, followed by her
jackdaw
.
10
A
jackdaw
took to the air, screaming at the sky as it flew.
11
Leaving Asia and entering Europe, the magpie seemed to give place to the
jackdaw
.
12
A
jackdaw
picked up some beautiful feathers left by the peacocks on the ground.
13
In our film there is a
jackdaw
called Mr Edelweiss.
14
The birds themselves are nearly as large as a
jackdaw
.
15
Thereafter, that class of post-modern
jackdaw
film-making became enormously fashionable.
16
Evelyn saw the sly
jackdaw
,
with his head on one side, looking at her.
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jackdaw
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
young jackdaw
be a jackdaw
little jackdaw
old jackdaw
raggedy jackdaw
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Translations for
jackdaw
Portuguese
gralha-de-nuca-cinzenta
gralha de nuca cinzenta
Catalan
gralla
Spanish
corvus monedula
Jackdaw
through the time
Jackdaw
across language varieties
United Kingdom
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