Definition of manucode in English:

manucode

noun ˈmanjʊkəʊdˈmanyəˌkōd

A bird of paradise of which the male and female have similar blue-black plumage and breed as stable pairs.
辉风鸟
Genus Manucodia, family Paradisaeidae: five species
Example sentencesExamples
- Manucodes are of considerable interest within the Paradisaeidae because the two species that have been studied are monogamous and non-territorial.
- On the island of New Guinea lives a glossy, bluish black bird called the trumpet manucode (Manucodia keraudrenii).
- Nonetheless, birds with a really extreme elongation, such as the trumpet manucode, may have so much tracheal dead space that it does cause a problem, and in fact, these birds do not migrate and are reported to be somewhat sluggish.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from French, from modern Latin manucodiata (used in the same sense from the mid 16th to 18th cents), from Malay manuk dewata 'bird of the gods'.

Definition of manucode in US English:

manucode

nounˈmanyəˌkōd

A bird of paradise of which the male and female have similar blue-black plumage and breed as stable pairs.
辉风鸟
Genus Manucodia, family Paradisaeidae: five species, in particular the trumpet manucode or trumpet bird (M. keraudrenii), the male of which has a loud trumpeting call
Example sentencesExamples
- Nonetheless, birds with a really extreme elongation, such as the trumpet manucode, may have so much tracheal dead space that it does cause a problem, and in fact, these birds do not migrate and are reported to be somewhat sluggish.
- On the island of New Guinea lives a glossy, bluish black bird called the trumpet manucode (Manucodia keraudrenii).
- Manucodes are of considerable interest within the Paradisaeidae because the two species that have been studied are monogamous and non-territorial.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from French, from modern Latin manucodiata (used in the same sense from the mid 16th to 18th centuries), from Malay manuk dewata ‘bird of the gods’.

单词	manucode
释义	Definition of manucode in English: manucode noun ˈmanjʊkəʊdˈmanyəˌkōd A bird of paradise of which the male and female have similar blue-black plumage and breed as stable pairs. 辉风鸟 Genus Manucodia, family Paradisaeidae: five species Example sentencesExamples Manucodes are of considerable interest within the Paradisaeidae because the two species that have been studied are monogamous and non-territorial. On the island of New Guinea lives a glossy, bluish black bird called the trumpet manucode (Manucodia keraudrenii). Nonetheless, birds with a really extreme elongation, such as the trumpet manucode, may have so much tracheal dead space that it does cause a problem, and in fact, these birds do not migrate and are reported to be somewhat sluggish. Origin Mid 19th century: from French, from modern Latin manucodiata (used in the same sense from the mid 16th to 18th cents), from Malay manuk dewata 'bird of the gods'. Definition of manucode in US English: manucode nounˈmanyəˌkōd A bird of paradise of which the male and female have similar blue-black plumage and breed as stable pairs. 辉风鸟 Genus Manucodia, family Paradisaeidae: five species, in particular the trumpet manucode or trumpet bird (M. keraudrenii), the male of which has a loud trumpeting call Example sentencesExamples Nonetheless, birds with a really extreme elongation, such as the trumpet manucode, may have so much tracheal dead space that it does cause a problem, and in fact, these birds do not migrate and are reported to be somewhat sluggish. On the island of New Guinea lives a glossy, bluish black bird called the trumpet manucode (Manucodia keraudrenii). Manucodes are of considerable interest within the Paradisaeidae because the two species that have been studied are monogamous and non-territorial. Origin Mid 19th century: from French, from modern Latin manucodiata (used in the same sense from the mid 16th to 18th centuries), from Malay manuk dewata ‘bird of the gods’.
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