linnet
part of speech
noun (a linnet, linnets)
meaning for a pupil
A linnet is a small brown songbird of the finch family; the male has a pinkish-red chest and head in spring. tree →
sense in the lessons
Nature and science lessons in the UK and Ireland; old poems and songs mention linnets for their sweet song. It tells the reader about birds of hedges and heaths.
examples
- A linnet sang on the gorse bush. tree →
- The male linnet has a red chest in spring. tree →
- Linnets eat small seeds. tree →
- We spotted a flock of linnets on the farm. tree →
- Old poems compare a happy singer to a linnet. tree →
- The linnet is a kind of finch. tree →
note
Plural: linnets. Double «n».
Trees and pragmatics
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