Definition of snakebird in English:

snakebird

nounˈsneɪkbəːdˈsneɪkbərd

another term for darter (sense 1)
Example sentencesExamples
- We have a tree here with a whole lot of cormorant nests and right on the left there halfway up is a darter nest, often called snakebirds, because all you see in the water is their neck sticking out.
- Darters are also known as snakebirds because they swim with only their heads and necks out of the water.
- Resplendent toucans flew overhead, proudly displaying the fine colors on their trademark beak and breast, while egrets, herons and snakebirds perched gracefully on giant tree roots, scanning for potential kills beneath the water's surface.

Definition of snakebird in US English:

snakebird

nounˈsneɪkbərdˈsnākbərd

another term for anhinga
Example sentencesExamples
- Darters are also known as snakebirds because they swim with only their heads and necks out of the water.
- We have a tree here with a whole lot of cormorant nests and right on the left there halfway up is a darter nest, often called snakebirds, because all you see in the water is their neck sticking out.
- Resplendent toucans flew overhead, proudly displaying the fine colors on their trademark beak and breast, while egrets, herons and snakebirds perched gracefully on giant tree roots, scanning for potential kills beneath the water's surface.

词汇	snakebird
释义	Definition of snakebird in English: snakebird nounˈsneɪkbəːdˈsneɪkbərd another term for darter (sense 1) Example sentencesExamples We have a tree here with a whole lot of cormorant nests and right on the left there halfway up is a darter nest, often called snakebirds, because all you see in the water is their neck sticking out. Darters are also known as snakebirds because they swim with only their heads and necks out of the water. Resplendent toucans flew overhead, proudly displaying the fine colors on their trademark beak and breast, while egrets, herons and snakebirds perched gracefully on giant tree roots, scanning for potential kills beneath the water's surface. Definition of snakebird in US English: snakebird nounˈsneɪkbərdˈsnākbərd another term for anhinga Example sentencesExamples Darters are also known as snakebirds because they swim with only their heads and necks out of the water. We have a tree here with a whole lot of cormorant nests and right on the left there halfway up is a darter nest, often called snakebirds, because all you see in the water is their neck sticking out. Resplendent toucans flew overhead, proudly displaying the fine colors on their trademark beak and breast, while egrets, herons and snakebirds perched gracefully on giant tree roots, scanning for potential kills beneath the water's surface.
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