Word: birdies
Category: birdies
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Synonyms: birdies
shuttle, shuttlecock, bird
Translations: birdies
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spanish
Translations:
chirridos, pajaritos
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german
Translations:
vögelchen, Birdies, Piepmätze, Vögelchen
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french
Translations:
oiselets, de birdies, des birdies, petits oiseaux
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italian
Translations:
birdie, uccellini, spurie
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portuguese
Translations:
passarinhos, dos passarinhos, passarinhos do
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dutch
Translations:
vogeltjes, de vogeltjes, birdies te
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russian
Translations:
птички, птичек, пташки, птичками
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norwegian
Translations:
birdie
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swedish
Translations:
pippier, birdie, pippi, en birdie
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finnish
Translations:
birdie, birdietä, birdien, birdiestä
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czech
Translations:
birdie, ptáčky, ptáčkové
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polish
Translations:
ptaszki, birdie
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hungarian
Translations:
úszhat, madárkák
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turkish
Translations:
Birdies
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ukrainian
Translations:
пташки, птички, пташечки
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bulgarian
Translations:
птички, бърдита
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belarusian
Translations:
птушачкі, птушкі
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estonian
Translations:
linnukesed
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croatian
Translations:
ptičice, Birdies
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lithuanian
Translations:
plunksninukai, Birdies
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romanian
Translations:
birdie, păsărele
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slovak
Translations:
birdie
The meaning and "use of": birdies
noun
- a child's term for a bird. - His cartooning never condescends to its subject, even when he's drawing his pitiful owl terrifying the birdies he wants to play with.
- a score of one stroke under par at a hole. - On the last hole of the 1986 Masters, needing only a par to tie Jack Nicklaus and a birdie to win outright, his iron shot flew far right of the green again.
- play (a hole) with a score of one stroke under par. - she wound up birdieing the hole from 20 feet
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