Definition of prothonotary warbler in English:

prothonotary warbler

noun

A North American warbler, the male of which has a golden-yellow head, breast, and underparts.
蓝翅黄森莺
Protonotaria citrea, family Parulidae
Example sentencesExamples
- The Connecticut Rare Bird Alert, a recorded telephone announcement, sometimes brings news of a prothonotary warbler or a Kentucky in the vicinity.
- One prothonotary warbler does not make a May Day, but Shakespeare has bare ruined choirs full of them.
- Then we turn into a driveway-width water-lane, drifting along under arching tupelos and willows in new leaf, startled only by the emphatic song of prothonotary warblers.
- The Goat Trees, aptly festooned with Spanish moss, provided protective cover for shimmering gold prothonotary warblers.

Origin

Late 18th century: named with reference to the saffron colour of the robes worn by clerks to the Pope (see Protonotary Apostolic).

Definition of prothonotary warbler in US English:

prothonotary warbler

noun

A North American warbler, the male of which has a golden-yellow head, breast, and underparts.
蓝翅黄森莺
Protonotaria citrea, subfamily Parulinae, family Emberizidae
Example sentencesExamples
- Then we turn into a driveway-width water-lane, drifting along under arching tupelos and willows in new leaf, startled only by the emphatic song of prothonotary warblers.
- The Goat Trees, aptly festooned with Spanish moss, provided protective cover for shimmering gold prothonotary warblers.
- One prothonotary warbler does not make a May Day, but Shakespeare has bare ruined choirs full of them.
- The Connecticut Rare Bird Alert, a recorded telephone announcement, sometimes brings news of a prothonotary warbler or a Kentucky in the vicinity.

Origin

Late 18th century: named with reference to the saffron color of the robes worn by clerks to the Pope (see Protonotary Apostolic).

词汇	prothonotary warbler
释义	Definition of prothonotary warbler in English: prothonotary warbler noun A North American warbler, the male of which has a golden-yellow head, breast, and underparts. 蓝翅黄森莺 Protonotaria citrea, family Parulidae Example sentencesExamples The Connecticut Rare Bird Alert, a recorded telephone announcement, sometimes brings news of a prothonotary warbler or a Kentucky in the vicinity. One prothonotary warbler does not make a May Day, but Shakespeare has bare ruined choirs full of them. Then we turn into a driveway-width water-lane, drifting along under arching tupelos and willows in new leaf, startled only by the emphatic song of prothonotary warblers. The Goat Trees, aptly festooned with Spanish moss, provided protective cover for shimmering gold prothonotary warblers. Origin Late 18th century: named with reference to the saffron colour of the robes worn by clerks to the Pope (see Protonotary Apostolic). Definition of prothonotary warbler in US English: prothonotary warbler noun A North American warbler, the male of which has a golden-yellow head, breast, and underparts. 蓝翅黄森莺 Protonotaria citrea, subfamily Parulinae, family Emberizidae Example sentencesExamples Then we turn into a driveway-width water-lane, drifting along under arching tupelos and willows in new leaf, startled only by the emphatic song of prothonotary warblers. The Goat Trees, aptly festooned with Spanish moss, provided protective cover for shimmering gold prothonotary warblers. One prothonotary warbler does not make a May Day, but Shakespeare has bare ruined choirs full of them. The Connecticut Rare Bird Alert, a recorded telephone announcement, sometimes brings news of a prothonotary warbler or a Kentucky in the vicinity. Origin Late 18th century: named with reference to the saffron color of the robes worn by clerks to the Pope (see Protonotary Apostolic).
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