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quail
UK
/kw eɪ l/
US
/kw eɪ l/
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quail
noun
quails
pl
UK
/kw eɪ l/
US
/kw eɪ l/
перепел
The hunter spotted a quail in the field.
Охотник заметил перепела в поле.
Sinónimos
grouse
partridge
fowl
bird
pheasant
quail
verb
quailed
Past Simple
quailed
Past Participle
quailing
Gerund
UK
/kweɪl/
US
/kweɪl/
дрогнуть
She did not quail in the face of danger.
Она не дрогнула перед лицом опасности.
струсить
He would quail at the thought of speaking in public.
Он струсил бы при мысли о выступлении на публике.
Traducciones adicionales
малодушничать
Sinónimos
wince
tremble
shrink
flinch
cower
quail
adjective
UK
/kweɪl/
US
/kweɪl/
Used chiefly attributively and considered non-gradable (e.g., “quail eggs”).
Sinónimos
shrinking
weak-kneed
skittish
spineless
faint-hearted
pusillanimous
craven
fearful
cowardly
timorous
timid
Definiciones
quail
noun
A small, ground-dwelling game bird that is part of the pheasant family, known for its distinctive call and often hunted for sport or food.
The hunter spotted a quail in the underbrush and prepared to take aim.
The meat of a quail used as food.
The chef served roasted quail with a berry reduction.
quail
verb
To feel or show fear or apprehension.
She quailed at the thought of speaking in front of the large audience.
(archaic, transitive) To make someone feel intimidated or disheartened; to daunt.
The tyrant’s harsh decree was meant to quail the rebellious populace.
quail
adjective
Relating to or made from quail.
Quail eggs are considered a delicacy in many cuisines.
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