Definition of rainbird in English:

rainbird

noun ˈreɪnbəːd

词汇	rainbird
释义	Definition of rainbird in English: rainbird noun ˈreɪnbəːd A bird that is said to foretell rain by its call, especially (in Britain) the green woodpecker or (in South Africa) a kind of coucal. 报雨鸟，雨信鸟（尤指英国的绿啄木鸟、南非的褐翅鸦鹃） Example sentencesExamples Just a moment after his words, a silvery rainbird flew down from the tree tops, and behind the blonde-haired woman. It was a slightly glum day, the vivid blue of the sky partially hidden by overcast, and the silky gray rainbirds taking flight in the chill air. For the first time in the last seven days, the sun rose over Vaskio with a purpose, and the rainbirds graced the sky. There was a pause, the quiet air filled only by a song from a young rainbird. Nestled in the evergreen in their front yard, there was a silky gray rainbird.
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