Definition of birdwatching in English:

birdwatching

nounˈbəːdwɒtʃɪŋˈbərdwɑtʃɪŋ

mass noun

The practice of observing birds in their natural environment as a hobby.
对大自然中鸟类活动进行的业余观察
Example sentencesExamples
- There has been a lot of work gone into this accreditation and it really sets this area up as being the capital for bird-watching and study.
- In a variety of presentations and displays, the pupils demonstrated some of the activities they take part in, including singing, bird-watching, gymnastics, archaeology, drama and cheerleading.
- I think that cats are owed a certain amount of stimulation, whether bird-watching from an indoor perch or playing with humans or another cat, or checking out their territory periodically.
- The Forest Service's latest survey, in 2000, found 71 million people who enjoyed bird-watching, up from 21 million in 1982.
- He was a partner in an engineering firm which he co-founded, and spent many hours bird-watching, but his lifestyle was turned upside down by the condition, which developed after a bad bout of gastric flu.
- I would give anything that reminds the recipient of where we live, whether it be food, a species identifier, a course in bird-watching, or native plants.
- More bird-watching is in the air for high-profile twitcher Lord Puttnam, producer of The Killing Fields, Midnight Express and Chariots of Fire, who's all set to spend even more time in Ireland.
- In a way, praying is very much like bird-watching.
- Daytime high temperatures average in the high 60s. Spring may be the best season here, with moderate temperatures, good bird-watching, and a full lake.
- And after a satisfying day of bird-watching, treat yourself to a scrumptious meal of Maryland's famous blue crabs, oysters, or a freshly caught fish.
- Walter, who has hung up a bird feeder outside his apartment window, meets and chats up an 11-year-old girl who is bird-watching in a neighborhood park.
- After a day spent bird-watching, hiking, and walking on the trails, you'll be happy to find the comfort of your hotel and to plan your next day's visit on the town!
- This issue also touches on other simple ideas and interests that seem so fitting at this time of year, such as the quiet and peaceful joy of bird-watching, an especially rich experience in the West.
- Because some people worry that bird feeding disrupts natural patterns, the practice has long been debated by the environmental, bird-watching and home-owning communities.
- An estimated ten thousand people visit the refuge each year to enjoy a variety of activities from bird-watching and photography to hunting and fishing.
- An ongoing outreach program educates golfers and local residents on the course benefits of wetlands preservation, recycling and bird-watching.
- Whatever hobbies you had, you are now free to pursue any discipline you craved whether it is bird-watching or travelling.
- At the most ancient oracle, the oracle of Zeus at remote Dodona in the direction of Albania, divination seems to have taken the form of structured bird-watching, involving the behaviour of doves and a sacred oak tree.
- There'd be a spot for sunbathing, another for bird-watching.
- It's similar to bird-watching where you tick off the rarest species.

Definition of birdwatching in US English:

birdwatching

nounˈbərdwɑtʃɪŋˈbərdwäCHiNG

The practice of observing birds in their natural environment as a hobby.
对大自然中鸟类活动进行的业余观察
Example sentencesExamples
- In a variety of presentations and displays, the pupils demonstrated some of the activities they take part in, including singing, bird-watching, gymnastics, archaeology, drama and cheerleading.
- In a way, praying is very much like bird-watching.
- After a day spent bird-watching, hiking, and walking on the trails, you'll be happy to find the comfort of your hotel and to plan your next day's visit on the town!
- Because some people worry that bird feeding disrupts natural patterns, the practice has long been debated by the environmental, bird-watching and home-owning communities.
- He was a partner in an engineering firm which he co-founded, and spent many hours bird-watching, but his lifestyle was turned upside down by the condition, which developed after a bad bout of gastric flu.
- Walter, who has hung up a bird feeder outside his apartment window, meets and chats up an 11-year-old girl who is bird-watching in a neighborhood park.
- It's similar to bird-watching where you tick off the rarest species.
- And after a satisfying day of bird-watching, treat yourself to a scrumptious meal of Maryland's famous blue crabs, oysters, or a freshly caught fish.
- I think that cats are owed a certain amount of stimulation, whether bird-watching from an indoor perch or playing with humans or another cat, or checking out their territory periodically.
- More bird-watching is in the air for high-profile twitcher Lord Puttnam, producer of The Killing Fields, Midnight Express and Chariots of Fire, who's all set to spend even more time in Ireland.
- There has been a lot of work gone into this accreditation and it really sets this area up as being the capital for bird-watching and study.
- The Forest Service's latest survey, in 2000, found 71 million people who enjoyed bird-watching, up from 21 million in 1982.
- This issue also touches on other simple ideas and interests that seem so fitting at this time of year, such as the quiet and peaceful joy of bird-watching, an especially rich experience in the West.
- Daytime high temperatures average in the high 60s. Spring may be the best season here, with moderate temperatures, good bird-watching, and a full lake.
- Whatever hobbies you had, you are now free to pursue any discipline you craved whether it is bird-watching or travelling.
- An ongoing outreach program educates golfers and local residents on the course benefits of wetlands preservation, recycling and bird-watching.
- I would give anything that reminds the recipient of where we live, whether it be food, a species identifier, a course in bird-watching, or native plants.
- An estimated ten thousand people visit the refuge each year to enjoy a variety of activities from bird-watching and photography to hunting and fishing.
- At the most ancient oracle, the oracle of Zeus at remote Dodona in the direction of Albania, divination seems to have taken the form of structured bird-watching, involving the behaviour of doves and a sacred oak tree.
- There'd be a spot for sunbathing, another for bird-watching.

词汇	birdwatching
释义	Definition of birdwatching in English: birdwatching nounˈbəːdwɒtʃɪŋˈbərdwɑtʃɪŋ mass noun The practice of observing birds in their natural environment as a hobby. 对大自然中鸟类活动进行的业余观察 Example sentencesExamples There has been a lot of work gone into this accreditation and it really sets this area up as being the capital for bird-watching and study. In a variety of presentations and displays, the pupils demonstrated some of the activities they take part in, including singing, bird-watching, gymnastics, archaeology, drama and cheerleading. I think that cats are owed a certain amount of stimulation, whether bird-watching from an indoor perch or playing with humans or another cat, or checking out their territory periodically. The Forest Service's latest survey, in 2000, found 71 million people who enjoyed bird-watching, up from 21 million in 1982. He was a partner in an engineering firm which he co-founded, and spent many hours bird-watching, but his lifestyle was turned upside down by the condition, which developed after a bad bout of gastric flu. I would give anything that reminds the recipient of where we live, whether it be food, a species identifier, a course in bird-watching, or native plants. More bird-watching is in the air for high-profile twitcher Lord Puttnam, producer of The Killing Fields, Midnight Express and Chariots of Fire, who's all set to spend even more time in Ireland. In a way, praying is very much like bird-watching. Daytime high temperatures average in the high 60s. Spring may be the best season here, with moderate temperatures, good bird-watching, and a full lake. And after a satisfying day of bird-watching, treat yourself to a scrumptious meal of Maryland's famous blue crabs, oysters, or a freshly caught fish. Walter, who has hung up a bird feeder outside his apartment window, meets and chats up an 11-year-old girl who is bird-watching in a neighborhood park. After a day spent bird-watching, hiking, and walking on the trails, you'll be happy to find the comfort of your hotel and to plan your next day's visit on the town! This issue also touches on other simple ideas and interests that seem so fitting at this time of year, such as the quiet and peaceful joy of bird-watching, an especially rich experience in the West. Because some people worry that bird feeding disrupts natural patterns, the practice has long been debated by the environmental, bird-watching and home-owning communities. An estimated ten thousand people visit the refuge each year to enjoy a variety of activities from bird-watching and photography to hunting and fishing. An ongoing outreach program educates golfers and local residents on the course benefits of wetlands preservation, recycling and bird-watching. Whatever hobbies you had, you are now free to pursue any discipline you craved whether it is bird-watching or travelling. At the most ancient oracle, the oracle of Zeus at remote Dodona in the direction of Albania, divination seems to have taken the form of structured bird-watching, involving the behaviour of doves and a sacred oak tree. There'd be a spot for sunbathing, another for bird-watching. It's similar to bird-watching where you tick off the rarest species. Definition of birdwatching in US English: birdwatching nounˈbərdwɑtʃɪŋˈbərdwäCHiNG The practice of observing birds in their natural environment as a hobby. 对大自然中鸟类活动进行的业余观察 Example sentencesExamples In a variety of presentations and displays, the pupils demonstrated some of the activities they take part in, including singing, bird-watching, gymnastics, archaeology, drama and cheerleading. In a way, praying is very much like bird-watching. After a day spent bird-watching, hiking, and walking on the trails, you'll be happy to find the comfort of your hotel and to plan your next day's visit on the town! Because some people worry that bird feeding disrupts natural patterns, the practice has long been debated by the environmental, bird-watching and home-owning communities. He was a partner in an engineering firm which he co-founded, and spent many hours bird-watching, but his lifestyle was turned upside down by the condition, which developed after a bad bout of gastric flu. Walter, who has hung up a bird feeder outside his apartment window, meets and chats up an 11-year-old girl who is bird-watching in a neighborhood park. It's similar to bird-watching where you tick off the rarest species. And after a satisfying day of bird-watching, treat yourself to a scrumptious meal of Maryland's famous blue crabs, oysters, or a freshly caught fish. I think that cats are owed a certain amount of stimulation, whether bird-watching from an indoor perch or playing with humans or another cat, or checking out their territory periodically. More bird-watching is in the air for high-profile twitcher Lord Puttnam, producer of The Killing Fields, Midnight Express and Chariots of Fire, who's all set to spend even more time in Ireland. There has been a lot of work gone into this accreditation and it really sets this area up as being the capital for bird-watching and study. The Forest Service's latest survey, in 2000, found 71 million people who enjoyed bird-watching, up from 21 million in 1982. This issue also touches on other simple ideas and interests that seem so fitting at this time of year, such as the quiet and peaceful joy of bird-watching, an especially rich experience in the West. Daytime high temperatures average in the high 60s. Spring may be the best season here, with moderate temperatures, good bird-watching, and a full lake. Whatever hobbies you had, you are now free to pursue any discipline you craved whether it is bird-watching or travelling. An ongoing outreach program educates golfers and local residents on the course benefits of wetlands preservation, recycling and bird-watching. I would give anything that reminds the recipient of where we live, whether it be food, a species identifier, a course in bird-watching, or native plants. An estimated ten thousand people visit the refuge each year to enjoy a variety of activities from bird-watching and photography to hunting and fishing. At the most ancient oracle, the oracle of Zeus at remote Dodona in the direction of Albania, divination seems to have taken the form of structured bird-watching, involving the behaviour of doves and a sacred oak tree. There'd be a spot for sunbathing, another for bird-watching.
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