1.啄木鸟的英文

woodpecker n.[鸟]啄木鸟 THE STORY OF THE FIRST WOODPECKER.IN the days of long ago the Great Spirit came down from the sky and talked with men. once as he went up and down the earth, he came to the wigwam of a woman. He went into the wigwam and sat down by the fire, but he looked like an old man, and the woman did not know who he was."I have fasted for many days," said the Great Spirit to the woman. "Will you give me some food?" The woman made a very little cake and put it on the fire. "You can have this cake," she said, "if you will wait for it to bake." "I will wait," he said.When the cake was baked, the woman stood and looked at it. She thought, "It is very large. I thought it was small. I will not give him so large a cake as that." So she put it away and made a small one. "If you will wait, I will give you this when it is baked," she said, and the Great Spirit said, "I will wait." When that cake was baked, it was larger than the first one. "It is so large that I will keep it for a feast," she thought. So she said to her guest, "I will not give you this cake, but if you will wait, I will make you another one." "I will wait," said the Great Spirit again.Then the woman made another cake. It was still smaller than the others had been at first, but when she went to the fire for it, she found it the largest of all. She did not know that the Great Spirit's magic had made each cake larger, and she thought, "This is a marvel, but I will not give away the largest cake of all." So she said to her guest, "I have no food for you. Go to the forest and look there for your food. You can find it in the bark of the trees, if you will." The Great Spirit was angry when he heard the words of the woman. He rose up from where he sat and threw back his cloak. "A woman must be good and gentle," he said, "and you are cruel. You shall no longer be a woman and live in a wigwam. You shall go out into the forest and hunt for your food in the bark of trees." The Great Spirit stamped his foot on the earth, and the woman grew smaller and smaller. Wings started from her body and feathers grew upon her. With a loud cry she rose from the earth and flew away to the forest.And to this day all woodpeckers live in the forest and hunt for their food in the bark of trees.。

2.啄木鸟英文介绍

Woodpeckers are known for pecking holes in tree bark to find insects to eat. Most woodpeckers live in forests, spending their lives mainly in trees.

There are about 180 species of woodpecker. They include the birds called flickers and sapsuckers. Woodpeckers look like songbirds in many ways.

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3.啄木鸟的英语是什么

啄木鸟：Woodpecker

音标：英 [ˈwʊdpekə（r）]美 [ˈwʊdˌpɛkɚ]

详细释义

woodpeckern.啄木鸟

peckern.啄木鸟，鹤嘴锄，精神

hickwalln.啄木鸟

peckerwoodn.啄木鸟

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双语例句

1.

啄木鸟在树上啄了一个洞。

The woodpecker pecked a hole in the tree.

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2.

啄木鸟栖息在中空的树中。

Woodpeckers inhabit hollow trees.

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中中释义

啄木鸟[zhuó mù niǎo]

[woodpecker] 啄木鸟科（Picidae），具有对趾足，坚挺多刺，适于攀登或支撑在树干上；喙特别坚硬，适于在树皮或树干上钻孔；一般具有斑驳的颜色

4.跪求关于鸟的英语谚语

A bird in the hand is worth than two in the bush. 一鸟在手胜过双鸟在林

The noisy fowler catches no bird. 捕禽人大肆声张，鸟儿就不会落网。

Pigs may fly,but they are very unlikely birds. 猪儿纵会飞，终究不是鸟

早起的鸟儿有虫吃，Early bird catches the worm

8. Birds of a feather flock together. 鸟以群分，物以类聚

9. It's an ill bird that fouls its own nest. 家丑不可外扬

10. Kill two birds with one stone. 一箭双雕

3. Unable to fly ,in vain the bird flaps his wings. 鸟儿不会飞，拍翅也枉然

4. A bird is known by its note and a man by his talk. 识鸟听啼声，识人听语音

5. Better be a free bird than a captive king. 宁为自由鸟，不作被困王

6. Better be a bird in the wood than one in the cage. 宁为林中鸟，不作笼中鸟

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5.啄木鸟的英文

woodpecker n.[鸟]啄木鸟THE STORY OF THE FIRST WOODPECKER.IN the days of long ago the Great Spirit came down from the sky and talked with men. once as he went up and down the earth, he came to the wigwam of a woman. He went into the wigwam and sat down by the fire, but he looked like an old man, and the woman did not know who he was."I have fasted for many days," said the Great Spirit to the woman. "Will you give me some food?" The woman made a very little cake and put it on the fire. "You can have this cake," she said, "if you will wait for it to bake." "I will wait," he said.When the cake was baked, the woman stood and looked at it. She thought, "It is very large. I thought it was small. I will not give him so large a cake as that." So she put it away and made a small one. "If you will wait, I will give you this when it is baked," she said, and the Great Spirit said, "I will wait."When that cake was baked, it was larger than the first one. "It is so large that I will keep it for a feast," she thought. So she said to her guest, "I will not give you this cake, but if you will wait, I will make you another one." "I will wait," said the Great Spirit again.Then the woman made another cake. It was still smaller than the others had been at first, but when she went to the fire for it, she found it the largest of all. She did not know that the Great Spirit's magic had made each cake larger, and she thought, "This is a marvel, but I will not give away the largest cake of all." So she said to her guest, "I have no food for you. Go to the forest and look there for your food. You can find it in the bark of the trees, if you will."The Great Spirit was angry when he heard the words of the woman. He rose up from where he sat and threw back his cloak. "A woman must be good and gentle," he said, "and you are cruel. You shall no longer be a woman and live in a wigwam. You shall go out into the forest and hunt for your food in the bark of trees."The Great Spirit stamped his foot on the earth, and the woman grew smaller and smaller. Wings started from her body and feathers grew upon her. With a loud cry she rose from the earth and flew away to the forest.And to this day all woodpeckers live in the forest and hunt for their food in the bark of trees.。