nightingale
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈnaɪtɪŋɡeɪl/
nightingale means: A small brown bird known for its beautiful song, often heard at night.
noun
SINGING BIRDB2
A small brown bird known for its beautiful song, often heard at night.
- A nightingale sang in the garden.
- We listened to nightingales in the woods.
- Have you ever heard a nightingale at night?
BED SHOULDER WRAPC2
A warm flannel wrap with sleeves, formerly worn by sick people sitting up in bed.
- The nurse wrapped her in a nightingale.
- A flannel nightingale kept the patient’s shoulders warm.
- She wore a nightingale while sitting up in bed.
Questions about nightingale
What does nightingale mean?
A small brown bird known for its beautiful song, often heard at night.
What is nightingale in other languages?
Türkçe: bülbül · Español: ruiseñor · Français: rossignol · Deutsch: Nachtigall · Italiano: usignolo · 日本語: サヨナキドリ
How do you pronounce nightingale?
It is pronounced /ˈnaɪtɪŋɡeɪl/.
How do you use nightingale in a sentence?
A nightingale sang in the garden. We listened to nightingales in the woods.
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