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крими
torre de vigía
crow's nest N
I. nest [Am nɛst, Brit nɛst] N
1. nest:
to fly or leave the nest bird/child:
2. nest (hotbed):
3. nest (set):
II. nest [Am nɛst, Brit nɛst] VB intr
1.1. nest birds:
1.2. nest Brit:
2. nest <nesting;, pres part attr >:
crow1 [Am kroʊ, Brit krəʊ] N ZOOL
I. crow2 [Am kroʊ, Brit krəʊ] N (cry)
II. crow2 <pt crowed or arch crew, pp crowed> [Am kroʊ, Brit krəʊ] VB intr
1. crow cock:
2. crow baby:
3. crow (boast, exult):
to crow about/over sth
III. crow2 <pt & pp crowed> [Am kroʊ, Brit krəʊ] VB trans
crow's nest N NAUT
I. nest [nest] N
1. nest:
2. nest (cosy domicile):
3. nest pej (den):
4. nest (location that swarms with sth bad):
5. nest (set, cluster, assemblage):
II. nest [nest] VB intr
crow1 [krəʊ, Am kroʊ] N
crow ZOOL:
Phrases:
to eat crow Am inf
I. crow2 [krəʊ, Am kroʊ] N
1. crow (call of a cock):
2. crow:
II. crow2 [krəʊ, Am kroʊ] VB intr crowed Brit: crew, crowed Brit: crew
1. crow (cock):
2. crow (cry out happily):
crow baby
3. crow (boast):
crow's nest N NAUT
I. nest [nest] N
1. nest:
2. nest (cozy domicile):
3. nest (hotbed: of spies, rebels):
4. nest (set, cluster, assemblage):
II. nest [nest] VB intr
crow1 [kroʊ] N
crow ZOOL:
Phrases:
to eat crow inf
I. crow2 <crowed, crowed> [kroʊ] N
1. crow (call of a cock):
2. crow:
II. crow2 <crowed, crowed> [kroʊ] VB intr
1. crow (cock):
2. crow (cry out happily):
crow baby
3. crow (boast):
Present
Inest
younest
he/she/itnests
wenest
younest
theynest
Past
Inested
younested
he/she/itnested
wenested
younested
theynested
Present Perfect
Ihavenested
youhavenested
he/she/ithasnested
wehavenested
youhavenested
theyhavenested
Past Perfect
Ihadnested
youhadnested
he/she/ithadnested
wehadnested
youhadnested
theyhadnested
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The spire has two rows of lunettes and a small balcony near the top, resembling a crow's nest.
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The nest, 19-26cm in across, is made from plant leaves and stems and has little or no soft lining.
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Another call, "gow, gow, gow" is typically given upon returning to a nest.
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Moorland birds in particular nest and roost on the ground and are therefore especially sensitive.
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Mature females are typically physogastric and found in queenless host nests.
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