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Meanings of lyrebird in English
Usage of lyrebird in English
1
The sound track is of the animals of the forest, including, disconcertingly, a lyrebird imitating the sound of a chainsaw.
2
Mr Hawden said it was well named, as it swarmed with lyrebirds.
3
The Lyrebird The nature documentarian David Attenborough is among the dearest figures in British television.
4
Lyrebird is Ahern's 14th novel in as many years.
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A ground-dwelling bird native to Australia, the Lyrebird is known for its unique ability to reproduce sounds.
6
At a new startup called Lyrebird, machine learning experts are synthesizing convincing audio from one-minute samples of a person's voice.
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Lyrebird will easily satisfy her fans, who will expect the development of an unlikely love affair and a traditional happy ending.
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