robin
SayROB-in/ˈɹɑː.bɪn/UK/ˈɹɒ.bɪn/
Pluralrobins
- 1Any of about 100 kinds of bird that perch on branches, usually with a red chest.
Robins live in many countries, and they do not all look the same.
On our trip to Australia, we saw a little robin with a black back and a bright red chest.
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- 2A North American songbird with a reddish chest.
A robin was pulling a worm out of the wet lawn.
The first robins of spring showed up in our yard this week.
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- 3A European songbird with a red chest.
A robin sat on the garden wall in the English snow.
Two robins were fighting over the bird feeder at our cottage in Ireland.
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