English Dictionary

plover

IPA（発音記号）

/ˈplʌvɚ/

動詞

To dote over, or, crowd or nestle with / To hunt for plover. / To wade along the shore, examining the sand like a plover does.

日本語の意味

愛情を注ぐ、もしくは寄り添って愛でる / プラバー（海岸に生息する鳥）を狩る / プラバーのように、海岸を歩きながら砂を観察する

At dusk the parents plover the chicks under their wings, crowding them close to keep them warm.

夕暮れに、親鳥たちはヒナたちを翼の下に寄せ集めて暖かくし、かわいがる。

意味（1）

To dote over, or, crowd or nestle with

Invisible twine plying merchants are unravelling the long grasses and the plovering pull of the long windstrewngrasses pluck the prince in his chest his heart his passion and love as if no tomorrow.

意味（2）

To hunt for plover.

Gentlemen often came from Dublin, and payed me for going into the Channel with them a plovering and fishing, and going aboard of Ships in the Bay; but once among the rest, some of these Chaps came to hire my Smack, to go into the Bay, which I let them have to my Sorrow;

意味（3）

To wade along the shore, examining the sand like a plover does.

Men with nothing to do plovered the sand - edge with clam rakes that raked nothing.

plovers （ present singular third-person ）

plovering （ participle present ）

plovered （ participle past ）

plovered （ past ）