Definition of seabird in English:

seabird

nounˈsiːbəːdˈsēˌbərd

A bird that frequents the sea or coast.
海鸟
Example sentencesExamples
- So did populations of sooty shearwaters, a seabird that eats young fish and large plankton, which plummeted 90 percent.
- The world's biggest seabird, the wandering albatross, is in peril because of long-line fishing.
- Northerly winds and currents will tend to drive oil slicks towards the spectacular seabird and seal colonies of Cape Terpeniya and Tyulenniy Island.
- First we are in search of that funny-looking seabird, the puffin.
- The story is somewhat confused, but it may be that the word was first applied to the Great Auk, a flightless seabird now extinct which, like the penguin, used its wings to swim underwater.
- Humeri of the extinct seabird grew to about 65 cm long.
- The stormy grey glass wings of a tiny seabird stretched over my palm as the little beak stayed frozen in a silent cry.
- The marbled murrelet, a bird about the size of a robin, is the only seabird to nest in old growth forest.
- The ship glided over the waters with ease, like a graceful seabird sails just above water.
- Taking a Quaker stewardship view of nature, Douglas loved creatures of the wild, from the low-slung sand crab to the stilted seabird.

Definition of seabird in US English:

seabird

nounˈsēˌbərd

A bird that frequents the sea or coast.
海鸟
Example sentencesExamples
- The story is somewhat confused, but it may be that the word was first applied to the Great Auk, a flightless seabird now extinct which, like the penguin, used its wings to swim underwater.
- Northerly winds and currents will tend to drive oil slicks towards the spectacular seabird and seal colonies of Cape Terpeniya and Tyulenniy Island.
- Taking a Quaker stewardship view of nature, Douglas loved creatures of the wild, from the low-slung sand crab to the stilted seabird.
- The marbled murrelet, a bird about the size of a robin, is the only seabird to nest in old growth forest.
- First we are in search of that funny-looking seabird, the puffin.
- The stormy grey glass wings of a tiny seabird stretched over my palm as the little beak stayed frozen in a silent cry.
- Humeri of the extinct seabird grew to about 65 cm long.
- The world's biggest seabird, the wandering albatross, is in peril because of long-line fishing.
- The ship glided over the waters with ease, like a graceful seabird sails just above water.
- So did populations of sooty shearwaters, a seabird that eats young fish and large plankton, which plummeted 90 percent.

词汇	seabird
释义	Definition of seabird in English: seabird nounˈsiːbəːdˈsēˌbərd A bird that frequents the sea or coast. 海鸟 Example sentencesExamples So did populations of sooty shearwaters, a seabird that eats young fish and large plankton, which plummeted 90 percent. The world's biggest seabird, the wandering albatross, is in peril because of long-line fishing. Northerly winds and currents will tend to drive oil slicks towards the spectacular seabird and seal colonies of Cape Terpeniya and Tyulenniy Island. First we are in search of that funny-looking seabird, the puffin. The story is somewhat confused, but it may be that the word was first applied to the Great Auk, a flightless seabird now extinct which, like the penguin, used its wings to swim underwater. Humeri of the extinct seabird grew to about 65 cm long. The stormy grey glass wings of a tiny seabird stretched over my palm as the little beak stayed frozen in a silent cry. The marbled murrelet, a bird about the size of a robin, is the only seabird to nest in old growth forest. The ship glided over the waters with ease, like a graceful seabird sails just above water. Taking a Quaker stewardship view of nature, Douglas loved creatures of the wild, from the low-slung sand crab to the stilted seabird. Definition of seabird in US English: seabird nounˈsēˌbərd A bird that frequents the sea or coast. 海鸟 Example sentencesExamples The story is somewhat confused, but it may be that the word was first applied to the Great Auk, a flightless seabird now extinct which, like the penguin, used its wings to swim underwater. Northerly winds and currents will tend to drive oil slicks towards the spectacular seabird and seal colonies of Cape Terpeniya and Tyulenniy Island. Taking a Quaker stewardship view of nature, Douglas loved creatures of the wild, from the low-slung sand crab to the stilted seabird. The marbled murrelet, a bird about the size of a robin, is the only seabird to nest in old growth forest. First we are in search of that funny-looking seabird, the puffin. The stormy grey glass wings of a tiny seabird stretched over my palm as the little beak stayed frozen in a silent cry. Humeri of the extinct seabird grew to about 65 cm long. The world's biggest seabird, the wandering albatross, is in peril because of long-line fishing. The ship glided over the waters with ease, like a graceful seabird sails just above water. So did populations of sooty shearwaters, a seabird that eats young fish and large plankton, which plummeted 90 percent.
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