How do you say owl in English?

Pronunciation:

The British pronunciation of "owl" is /a? L/, American pronunciation is /a? l/.

Explanation:

Nouns, owl, owl; Adjectives, owl's, owl's.

Usage:

1. As a noun, "owl" refers to a bird with a round face and big eyes, which usually moves at night.

2. "Owl" can also be used as an adjective to describe the characteristics or traits related to owls or night activities.

Morphological changes:

Owl (noun, singular form); ?

Owl (noun, plural form);

Owled (verb, past tense and past participle form);

Owling (verb, present participle form; Nouns, when used as adjectives)

Collocation of words:

1. barn owl (prairie owl)

2. Snow owl (white owl)

3. Owl cry (owl cry)

Word meaning analysis:

"Owl" refers to a bird with unique appearance and behavior, which usually moves at night. Owls have big bright eyes, sharp claws and the ability to fly silently. They are regarded as symbols of mystery and wisdom. In addition, the word "owl" can also be used as an adjective, indicating that it has the characteristics of owls or nocturnal activities.

Bilingual example:

1. I saw an owl perched on a branch last night.

I saw an owl stop on a branch last night.

The owl's eyes sparkle in the dark.

The owl's eyes sparkled in the dark.

It is difficult to see snowy owls in this area.

White owls are rarely seen in this area.

The owl's cry echoed in the forest.

The owl's cry echoed in the forest.

Owls are famous for their extraordinary hunting skills.

Owls are famous for their superb hunting skills.