Definition of cahow in English:

cahow

nounkəˈhaʊkəˈhou

A large endangered Atlantic petrel which breeds in Bermuda.
百慕大圆尾鹱
Pterodroma cahow, family Procellariidae
Example sentencesExamples
- His efforts have been successful and especially notable is the restoration of the extinct cahows.
- This year the world's last 24 pairs of cahows have produced twelve healthy chicks.
- But by a small miracle, a few pairs of breeding cahows hung for generations on some remote sea cliffs in the Bermuda archipelago.
- Bermuda's most famous bird, the Bermuda petrel, or cahow, is a rare but rewarding sight.
- He has taken invasives by the roots and continues the effort to save our indigenous cahows from extinction.

Origin

Early 17th century: imitative of its call.

Definition of cahow in US English:

cahow

nounkəˈhou

A large Atlantic petrel that breeds in Bermuda. It is an endangered species.
百慕大圆尾鹱
Pterodroma cahow, family Procellariidae
Example sentencesExamples
- Bermuda's most famous bird, the Bermuda petrel, or cahow, is a rare but rewarding sight.
- This year the world's last 24 pairs of cahows have produced twelve healthy chicks.
- He has taken invasives by the roots and continues the effort to save our indigenous cahows from extinction.
- His efforts have been successful and especially notable is the restoration of the extinct cahows.
- But by a small miracle, a few pairs of breeding cahows hung for generations on some remote sea cliffs in the Bermuda archipelago.

Origin

Early 17th century: imitative of its call.

单词	cahow
释义	Definition of cahow in English: cahow nounkəˈhaʊkəˈhou A large endangered Atlantic petrel which breeds in Bermuda. 百慕大圆尾鹱 Pterodroma cahow, family Procellariidae Example sentencesExamples His efforts have been successful and especially notable is the restoration of the extinct cahows. This year the world's last 24 pairs of cahows have produced twelve healthy chicks. But by a small miracle, a few pairs of breeding cahows hung for generations on some remote sea cliffs in the Bermuda archipelago. Bermuda's most famous bird, the Bermuda petrel, or cahow, is a rare but rewarding sight. He has taken invasives by the roots and continues the effort to save our indigenous cahows from extinction. Origin Early 17th century: imitative of its call. Definition of cahow in US English: cahow nounkəˈhou A large Atlantic petrel that breeds in Bermuda. It is an endangered species. 百慕大圆尾鹱 Pterodroma cahow, family Procellariidae Example sentencesExamples Bermuda's most famous bird, the Bermuda petrel, or cahow, is a rare but rewarding sight. This year the world's last 24 pairs of cahows have produced twelve healthy chicks. He has taken invasives by the roots and continues the effort to save our indigenous cahows from extinction. His efforts have been successful and especially notable is the restoration of the extinct cahows. But by a small miracle, a few pairs of breeding cahows hung for generations on some remote sea cliffs in the Bermuda archipelago. Origin Early 17th century: imitative of its call.
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