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eagle

/ˈiːɡl/

/ˈiɡəl/

Translations

eaglenoun

eagles

/ˈiːɡl/

/ˈiɡəl/

aigle

The eagle soared high above the mountains, scanning the ground for prey.

L’aigle planait haut au-dessus des montagnes, scrutant le sol à la recherche d’une proie.

Additional translations

aigleMonnaie américaine historique.

aigleAu golf.

aigleEn héraldique, pour l’emblème ou la figure d’aigle.

Synonyms

bird of prey

eagleverb

eagled

Past Simple

eagled

Past Participle

eagling

Gerund

/ˈiːɡl̩/

/ˈiɡəl/

Additional translations

aigleAu golf, dans l’expression « faire un aigle ».

Synonyms

post an eagle

go two under par

shoot a two-under

score two under par

record an eagle

card an eagle

make an eagle

score an eagle

eagleadjective

/ˈiːɡl̩/

/ˈiɡəl/

Attributive use before a noun, e.g., "eagle feather"

d’aigleSe dit de ce qui est lié à l’aigle ou en est caractéristique.

The dancer wore an eagle feather in her hair.

La danseuse portait une plume d’aigle dans les cheveux.

Synonyms

Definitions

eaglenoun

A large bird of prey with a massive hooked bill and long broad wings, known for its keen sight and powerful soaring flight.

The eagle soared high above the mountains, scanning the ground for prey.

A representation of an eagle used as an emblem, especially in heraldry.

The coat of arms featured a golden eagle with outstretched wings.

A score of two strokes under par on a hole in golf.

She made an eagle on the 15th hole, which helped her win the tournament.

A former United States gold coin with a face value of ten dollars, minted from 1795 to 1933.

The collector paid thousands of dollars for a rare 1907 Indian Head eagle.

eagleverb

To score two strokes under par on a hole in golf.

She managed to eagle the 15th hole, putting her in the lead.

eagleadjective

Relating to, made from, or characteristic of an eagle.

The dancer wore an eagle feather in her hair.