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bird's nest
bird's-nest
verb
- intr to search for the nests of birds in order to collect the eggs
yvlog History and Origins
Origin of bird's nest1
Example Sentences
Before a Manchester derby in Beijing, City manager Pep Guardiola gave a news conference in a small room at the Bird's Nest stadium.
Over in a dense patch of sweet peas, Ferguson pointed out an example of her “nature first” philosophy in the way she strategically cut the flowers to preserve the privacy of a bird’s nest.
Her blonde locks are teased so high above her head that depending on who you ask, it looks like a bird's nest or a stratocumulus cloud.
In the middle of the park, large stones are stacked on top of each other in a large circle, like a bird’s nest made from rocks.
The nests, made from the birds’ saliva, are the key ingredient in bird’s nest soup, an expensive delicacy believed by many Chinese to have health benefits.
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