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Crow
01
corneille
a large bird with black feathers and a loud unpleasant call
Exemples
Crows are often seen scavenging for food in urban areas, picking through trash bins and leftovers.
Les corbeaux sont souvent vus en train de chercher de la nourriture dans les zones urbaines, fouillant dans les poubelles et les restes.
02
the loud, distinctive cry of a rooster, often signaling dawn or alert
Exemples
Every morning, the farmer waited for the first crow.
03
boastful or triumphant talk
Exemples
Her crow about the promotion irritated her colleagues.
04
the language spoken by the Crow people who are a Native American group
Exemples
She learned Crow to communicate with elders in the reservation.
05
a small constellation in the southern hemisphere, located near Virgo
Exemples
Crow is visible in the southern night sky during winter months.
06
a member of the Native American Siouan people historically living in eastern Montana
Exemples
He visited a Crow reservation to learn about their culture.
to crow
01
se vanter, exulter, fanfaronner
to express great pride in one's achievements, success, etc.
Intransitive: to crow about sth
Exemples
The author took every opportunity to crow about the positive reviews and high sales of their latest book.
L'auteur a saisi toutes les occasions pour se vanter des critiques positives et des ventes élevées de son dernier livre.
02
chanter, crier de joie
to emit a sound expressing pleasure, triumph, or satisfaction
Intransitive
Exemples
She crowed in triumph as she finished the crossword puzzle.
Elle a crié de triomphe en terminant les mots croisés.
03
chanter, cocoricoter
to emit the distinctive loud cry, characteristic of a rooster
Intransitive
Exemples
Even in the early hours of the morning, the rooster crowed enthusiastically.
Même aux premières heures du matin, le coq chantait avec enthousiasme.
