Translations for „bird's“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

bird [bɜ:d, Am bɜ:rd] N

1. bird (animal):

bird

ptak m

bird calls

głosy mpl ptaków

bird sanctuary

rezerwat m ptaków

2. bird Brit inf (girl):

bird

kociak m

3. bird inf (person):

bird

gość m

Phrases:

to tell sb about the birds and bees

uświadomić kogoś seksualnie

an early bird

ranny ptaszek

to eat like a bird

jeść jak ptaszek

bird's eye view

widok z lotu ptaka

birds of a feather flock together proverbial

ciągnie swój do swego

free as a bird

wolny jak ptak

a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush proverbial

lepszy wróbel w garści niż gołąb na dachu

to kill two birds with one stone proverbial

upiec dwie pieczenie przy jednym ogniu

the early bird catches the worm proverbial

kto pierwszy, ten lepszy

bird flu N no pl

bird flu

ptasia grypa f

bird house N

bird house

budka f lęgowa (dla ptaków)

bird's-nest N

bird's-nest

ptasie gniazdo nt

bird-song N

bird-song

ptasi śpiew m

bird table N Brit

bird table

karmnik m

bird watcher N

bird watcher

obserwator(ka) m(f) ptaków

wading bird N

wading bird → wader

See also wader

wader [ˈweɪdəʳ, Am -ɚ] N

wader

ptak m brodzący

bird of paradise N

bird of paradise

rajski ptak m

bird of passage N

bird of passage

ptak m wędrowny

bird of prey N

bird of prey

ptak m drapieżny

bird's-eye view N

bird's-eye view

widok m z lotu ptaka

Usage examples with bird's

bird calls

głosy mpl ptaków

bird sanctuary

rezerwat m ptaków

free as a bird

wolny jak ptak

a bird of prey

ptak m drapieżny

an early bird

ranny ptaszek

bird's eye view

widok z lotu ptaka

a home bird Brit

domator(ka) m (f)

a bird spotter

obserwator ptaków

to eat like a bird

jeść jak ptaszek

kiwi is a flightless bird

kiwi to nielot

the early bird catches the worm proverbial

kto pierwszy, ten lepszy

the bird flopped around in the cage

ptak łopotał skrzydłami w klatce

the bird was beating its wings incredibly fast

ten ptak niezwykle szybko trzepotał skrzydłami

to be as free as a bird [or the air]

być wolnym jak ptak

a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush proverbial

lepszy wróbel w garści niż gołąb na dachu

a bird in the hand [is worth two in the bush] proverbial

lepszy wróbel w garści niż kanarek na dachu

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Other localities have neutral, deeper soil and cowslips, dog-violets and bird's foot trefoil are common.

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The bird's song can be described as a buzzed "zee-zee-zeeee" with an upward inflection.

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The arrival in spring is heralded by its purring song, a rather deep, vibrating turrr, turrr, from which the bird's name is derived.

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Bird's experiments sometimes get him credit for being the founder of the industrial field of electrometallurgy.

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Other ingredients can sometimes be used; like "siling labuyo" (bird's eye chili), jalapeo pepper, red bell pepper, olive oil, onions, brown sugar, potatoes, or pineapple.

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The chain mail in his costume resemble a bird's feathers.

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The bird's secondaries and primaries were a blackish-brown with a narrow white edge on the outer side of the feather.

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Like other cormorants, this bird's feathers are not waterproof, and they spend time after each dive drying their small wings in the sunlight.

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Made harder as it looks right from a bird's-eye view so the teams have to think a lot.

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The slow-roasting process provides you with ample time to make a succulent sauce from the bird's giblets, neck and wings.

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