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roost
UK
/ruːst/
US
/rust/
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roost
noun
roosts
pl
UK
/ruːst/
US
/rust/
насест
The chickens returned to their roost at sunset.
Куры вернулись на свой насест на закате.
Additional translations
ночлег
гнездо
Synonyms
resting place
nest
habitat
shelter
perch
roost
verb
roosted
Past Simple
roosted
Past Participle
roosting
Gerund
UK
/ruːst/
US
/rust/
гнездиться
The birds roost in the trees every night.
Птицы гнездятся на деревьях каждую ночь.
Synonyms
perch
settle
rest
sleep
dwell
roost
adjective
Used attributively before another noun to denote connection with a bird's roost; normally ungradable.
Definitions
roost
noun
A place where birds regularly settle or congregate to rest at night.
The old barn served as a roost for the local owl population.
A perch on which domestic fowl or other birds rest or sleep.
The chickens returned to their roost as the sun began to set.
roost
verb
To settle or congregate for rest or sleep, typically referring to birds.
The birds roost in the trees every evening as the sun sets.
To rest or settle in a place, often used metaphorically for people.
After a long day of hiking, they decided to roost at a cozy cabin in the woods.
roost
adjective
Relating to or suitable for a bird’s resting place, used before another noun.
Conservationists identified several important roost trees along the river.
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