Bird bɜːd, bɜːrd [名詞]鳥

1-C. One of the earliest projects of this type is the Christmas Bird Count, started by the National Audubon Society in 1900.One of the earliest projects of this type is the Christmas Bird Count, started by the National Audubon Society in 1900.  

一つは、最も初期のプロジェクトのダヨ、このタイプのダヨ、クリスマスの鳥の算出です、開始されたダヨ、国立オーデュボン協会によってダヨ、1900年にダヨ。  

2-C. Other activities include fishing, swimming, and bird-watching.Other activities include fishing, swimming, and bird-watching.  

その他の活動には、含みます、釣り、水泳、バードウォッチングダヨ。  

3. The bird over there could be eagle.The bird over there could be eagle.  

あそこの鳥は、ワシかな。  

4. How to observe a wild bird without being noticed?How to observe a wild bird without being noticed?  

どうやって気がつかれることなく野鳥を観察しますか。  

Birds 鳥

5-C. That would kill two birds with one stone!That would kill two birds with one stone!  

それは、二羽の鳥を殺すでしょうね、一つの石でダヨ！  

6-C. In an attempt to better understand human behavior, an American psychologist conducted a famous experiment called "Superstition in the Pigeon" on a group of hungry birds.In an attempt to better understand human behavior, an American psychologist conducted a famous experiment called "Superstition in the Pigeon" on a group of hungry birds.  

試みでは、良く理解しようとするダヨ、人間の行動をダヨ、アメリカの心理学者は、有名な実験を指揮しました、「迷信、ハトのダヨ」と呼ばれるダヨ、グループについてのダヨ、空腹の鳥のダヨ。  

7-C. The birds called pigeons are often considered a nuisance, especially in city areas.The birds called pigeons are often considered a nuisance, especially in city areas.  

鳥は、ピジョンと呼ばれるダヨ、しばしば、迷惑と見なされます、特に都市部では。  

8-C. This is because the birds called doves are often thought of as prettier and have long been symbols of love and peace.This is because the birds called doves are often thought of as prettier and have long been symbols of love and peace.  

これは、つまり、鳥は、ダブと呼ばれるダヨ、頻繁に考えられているためです、よりきれいであるとダヨ、さらに、長い間象徴であったためです、愛のダヨ、さらに平和のダヨ。  

9-C. Many native English speakers say that doves and pigeons are two different species of birds, but actually there is no scientific definition to separate one from the other.Many native English speakers say that doves and pigeons are two different species of birds, but actually there is no scientific definition to separate one from the other.  

多くのネイティブの英語の話し手が、言います、ダブ(鳩)とピジョン(鳩)は、二つの異なる種であるとダヨ、鳥のダヨ、しかし、実際には、科学的な定義はありません、一つを分離するようなダヨ、他のものからダヨ。  

10-C. Only some birds, and domesticated cats and dogs are permitted.Only some birds, and domesticated cats and dogs are permitted.  

いくつかの鳥だけが、さらに、飼いならされた猫と犬が許可されています。  

11-C. Most birds and mammals can also digest the seeds they eat.Most birds and mammals can also digest the seeds they eat.  

ほとんどの鳥類や哺乳類はまた種子を消化することができます、彼らが食べるダヨ。  

12-C. Many other mammals and birds cannot do this, so the seeds they eat pass through their bodies undigested, and the nutrition within them is unused.Many other mammals and birds cannot do this, so the seeds they eat pass through their bodies undigested, and the nutrition within them is unused.  

多くの他の哺乳類や鳥類はこれを行うことはできません、それで、種子は、彼らが食べるダヨ、通過します、かれらの体を通って、消化されずにダヨ、さらに、栄養が、それらの中のダヨ、使用されません。  

13. Some scientists consider birds as reptiles and others not.Some scientists consider birds as reptiles and others not.  

一部の科学者は、鳥を爬虫類と思い、その他はそう思いません。  

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