Definition of koel in English:

koel

noun ˈkəʊəlˈkōəl

An Asian and Australasian cuckoo with a call that resembles its name, the male typically having all-black plumage.
噪鹃，长尾噪鹃
Genus Eudynamys, family Cuculidae: one or two species, in particular E. scolopacea
Example sentencesExamples
- This koel is not tame but you can get up quite close; if you're from the McCoffs area and thinking of seeing her, please don't get too close.
- Trying to make myself as small as I could, I slowly and quietly stalked the wild koel.
- I heard the taunting whistle of the koel and I knew I was in a mango orchard.
- They went back to the refuge of their hole happy, for they had seen a few peacocks, a few koels and a flock of doves.
- As his voice resonated, mingling with the call of a distant koel, the mystery of the majestic edifice stood out.

Origin

Early 19th century: from Hindi koël, from Sanskrit kokila in the same sense.

Rhymes

bestowal, Lowell, Noel

Definition of koel in US English:

koel

nounˈkōəl

An Asian and Australasian cuckoo with a call that resembles its name, the male typically having all-black plumage.
噪鹃，长尾噪鹃
Genus Eudynamys, family Cuculidae: one or two species, in particular E. scolopacea
Example sentencesExamples
- As his voice resonated, mingling with the call of a distant koel, the mystery of the majestic edifice stood out.
- Trying to make myself as small as I could, I slowly and quietly stalked the wild koel.
- This koel is not tame but you can get up quite close; if you're from the McCoffs area and thinking of seeing her, please don't get too close.
- They went back to the refuge of their hole happy, for they had seen a few peacocks, a few koels and a flock of doves.
- I heard the taunting whistle of the koel and I knew I was in a mango orchard.

Origin

Early 19th century: from Hindi koël, from Sanskrit kokila in the same sense.

单词	koel
释义	Definition of koel in English: koel noun ˈkəʊəlˈkōəl An Asian and Australasian cuckoo with a call that resembles its name, the male typically having all-black plumage. 噪鹃，长尾噪鹃 Genus Eudynamys, family Cuculidae: one or two species, in particular E. scolopacea Example sentencesExamples This koel is not tame but you can get up quite close; if you're from the McCoffs area and thinking of seeing her, please don't get too close. Trying to make myself as small as I could, I slowly and quietly stalked the wild koel. I heard the taunting whistle of the koel and I knew I was in a mango orchard. They went back to the refuge of their hole happy, for they had seen a few peacocks, a few koels and a flock of doves. As his voice resonated, mingling with the call of a distant koel, the mystery of the majestic edifice stood out. Origin Early 19th century: from Hindi koël, from Sanskrit kokila in the same sense. Rhymes bestowal, Lowell, Noel Definition of koel in US English: koel nounˈkōəl An Asian and Australasian cuckoo with a call that resembles its name, the male typically having all-black plumage. 噪鹃，长尾噪鹃 Genus Eudynamys, family Cuculidae: one or two species, in particular E. scolopacea Example sentencesExamples As his voice resonated, mingling with the call of a distant koel, the mystery of the majestic edifice stood out. Trying to make myself as small as I could, I slowly and quietly stalked the wild koel. This koel is not tame but you can get up quite close; if you're from the McCoffs area and thinking of seeing her, please don't get too close. They went back to the refuge of their hole happy, for they had seen a few peacocks, a few koels and a flock of doves. I heard the taunting whistle of the koel and I knew I was in a mango orchard. Origin Early 19th century: from Hindi koël, from Sanskrit kokila in the same sense.
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