Definition of Adélie penguin in English:

Adélie penguin

nounəˈdeɪliː ˈpɛŋɡwɪnəˈdeɪli ˌpɛŋɡwɪn

A gregarious territorial penguin of Antarctica, having a distinctive white ring around the eye.
Pygoscelis adeliae, family Spheniscidae
Example sentencesExamples
- In 2001 a large iceberg broke from Antarctica's Ross Ice Shelf, drifting to an area with large concentrations of Adélie penguin colonies.
- While some damage has occurred, an eight-year study by the National Science Foundation found no effect on the Adélie penguin population.
- ‘We've predicted that the Adélie penguin will soon be locally extinct,’ Fraser, of the Polar Oceans Research Group, said.
- The researchers examined well-preserved bones of Adélie penguins found in Antarctica and compared them to the birds’ living descendants.
- The total migration for the Adélie penguins from their wintering area is on the order of several hundred miles, much of which they cover by swimming.

Origin

Early 20th century: from Adélie in Adélie Land.

Definition of Adélie penguin in US English:

Adélie penguin

nounəˈdeɪli ˌpɛŋɡwɪnəˈdālē ˌpeNGɡwin

A gregarious territorial penguin of Antarctica, having a distinctive white ring around the eye.
Pygoscelis adeliae, family Spheniscidae
Example sentencesExamples
- While some damage has occurred, an eight-year study by the National Science Foundation found no effect on the Adélie penguin population.
- ‘We've predicted that the Adélie penguin will soon be locally extinct,’ Fraser, of the Polar Oceans Research Group, said.
- The total migration for the Adélie penguins from their wintering area is on the order of several hundred miles, much of which they cover by swimming.
- The researchers examined well-preserved bones of Adélie penguins found in Antarctica and compared them to the birds’ living descendants.
- In 2001 a large iceberg broke from Antarctica's Ross Ice Shelf, drifting to an area with large concentrations of Adélie penguin colonies.

Origin

Early 20th century: from Adélie in Adélie Land.

词汇	Adélie penguin
释义	Definition of Adélie penguin in English: Adélie penguin nounəˈdeɪliː ˈpɛŋɡwɪnəˈdeɪli ˌpɛŋɡwɪn A gregarious territorial penguin of Antarctica, having a distinctive white ring around the eye. Pygoscelis adeliae, family Spheniscidae Example sentencesExamples In 2001 a large iceberg broke from Antarctica's Ross Ice Shelf, drifting to an area with large concentrations of Adélie penguin colonies. While some damage has occurred, an eight-year study by the National Science Foundation found no effect on the Adélie penguin population. ‘We've predicted that the Adélie penguin will soon be locally extinct,’ Fraser, of the Polar Oceans Research Group, said. The researchers examined well-preserved bones of Adélie penguins found in Antarctica and compared them to the birds’ living descendants. The total migration for the Adélie penguins from their wintering area is on the order of several hundred miles, much of which they cover by swimming. Origin Early 20th century: from Adélie in Adélie Land. Definition of Adélie penguin in US English: Adélie penguin nounəˈdeɪli ˌpɛŋɡwɪnəˈdālē ˌpeNGɡwin A gregarious territorial penguin of Antarctica, having a distinctive white ring around the eye. Pygoscelis adeliae, family Spheniscidae Example sentencesExamples While some damage has occurred, an eight-year study by the National Science Foundation found no effect on the Adélie penguin population. ‘We've predicted that the Adélie penguin will soon be locally extinct,’ Fraser, of the Polar Oceans Research Group, said. The total migration for the Adélie penguins from their wintering area is on the order of several hundred miles, much of which they cover by swimming. The researchers examined well-preserved bones of Adélie penguins found in Antarctica and compared them to the birds’ living descendants. In 2001 a large iceberg broke from Antarctica's Ross Ice Shelf, drifting to an area with large concentrations of Adélie penguin colonies. Origin Early 20th century: from Adélie in Adélie Land.
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