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Crow
01
cuervo
a large bird with black feathers and a loud unpleasant call
Ejemplos
Farmers sometimes use scarecrows to deter crows from damaging their crops, although crows can quickly learn to ignore them.
Los agricultores a veces usan espantapájaros para disuadir a los cuervos de dañar sus cultivos, aunque los cuervos pueden aprender rápidamente a ignorarlos.
02
the loud, distinctive cry of a rooster, often signaling dawn or alert
Ejemplos
The alarm clock 's sound was nothing compared to the crow outside.
03
boastful or triumphant talk
Ejemplos
His crow over the record-breaking score was hard to ignore.
04
the language spoken by the Crow people who are a Native American group
Ejemplos
Crow is taught in some schools as part of cultural preservation programs.
05
a small constellation in the southern hemisphere, located near Virgo
Ejemplos
Ancient sailors used Crow as a navigational guide.
06
a member of the Native American Siouan people historically living in eastern Montana
Ejemplos
The museum displayed artifacts from the Crows.
to crow
01
jactarse
to express great pride in one's achievements, success, etc.
Intransitive: to crow about sth
Ejemplos
The proud parent could n't resist crowing about their child's achievements at the school assembly.
El padre orgulloso no pudo resistirse a alardear de los logros de su hijo en la asamblea escolar.
02
cantar victoria, gritar de alegría
to emit a sound expressing pleasure, triumph, or satisfaction
Intransitive
Ejemplos
The team captain crowed with satisfaction after scoring the winning goal.
El capitán del equipo cantó de satisfacción después de marcar el gol ganador.
03
cantar, cacarear
to emit the distinctive loud cry, characteristic of a rooster
Intransitive
Ejemplos
Each morning, the rooster would crow at the break of dawn without fail.
Cada mañana, el gallo cantaba al amanecer sin falta.
