Definition of chipping sparrow in English:

chipping sparrow

noun

A common American songbird related to the buntings, with a chestnut crown and a white stripe over the eye.
Spizella passerina, family Emberizidae (subfamily Emberizinae)
Example sentencesExamples
- I can hear the songs of migrating birds: phoebes, white-throated sparrows, towhees, catbirds, chipping sparrows.
- Blue Jays and crows seem to have moved in of late, overpowering the persistent chirps of the chipping sparrows and resident cardinals.
- The plants were going to seed and had attracted a small convention of sparrows: savannah, song, swamp, white-throated, and chipping sparrows.
- Remember, though, if you think you have 50 song birds daily or 20 chipping sparrows, you should polish your binoculars, review your field guide and take a second look!
- We found some interesting sparrows including vesper and a first year chipping sparrow going into winter plumage.

Origin

Early 19th century: chipping from US chip 'chirp', with reference to the bird's repetitive song.

Definition of chipping sparrow in US English:

chipping sparrow

noun

A common American songbird related to the buntings, with a chestnut crown and a white stripe over the eye.
Spizella passerina, family Emberizidae (subfamily Emberizinae)
Example sentencesExamples
- We found some interesting sparrows including vesper and a first year chipping sparrow going into winter plumage.
- Remember, though, if you think you have 50 song birds daily or 20 chipping sparrows, you should polish your binoculars, review your field guide and take a second look!
- I can hear the songs of migrating birds: phoebes, white-throated sparrows, towhees, catbirds, chipping sparrows.
- The plants were going to seed and had attracted a small convention of sparrows: savannah, song, swamp, white-throated, and chipping sparrows.
- Blue Jays and crows seem to have moved in of late, overpowering the persistent chirps of the chipping sparrows and resident cardinals.

Origin

Early 19th century: chipping from US chip ‘chirp’, with reference to the bird's repetitive song.

单词	chipping sparrow
释义	Definition of chipping sparrow in English: chipping sparrow noun A common American songbird related to the buntings, with a chestnut crown and a white stripe over the eye. Spizella passerina, family Emberizidae (subfamily Emberizinae) Example sentencesExamples I can hear the songs of migrating birds: phoebes, white-throated sparrows, towhees, catbirds, chipping sparrows. Blue Jays and crows seem to have moved in of late, overpowering the persistent chirps of the chipping sparrows and resident cardinals. The plants were going to seed and had attracted a small convention of sparrows: savannah, song, swamp, white-throated, and chipping sparrows. Remember, though, if you think you have 50 song birds daily or 20 chipping sparrows, you should polish your binoculars, review your field guide and take a second look! We found some interesting sparrows including vesper and a first year chipping sparrow going into winter plumage. Origin Early 19th century: chipping from US chip 'chirp', with reference to the bird's repetitive song. Definition of chipping sparrow in US English: chipping sparrow noun A common American songbird related to the buntings, with a chestnut crown and a white stripe over the eye. Spizella passerina, family Emberizidae (subfamily Emberizinae) Example sentencesExamples We found some interesting sparrows including vesper and a first year chipping sparrow going into winter plumage. Remember, though, if you think you have 50 song birds daily or 20 chipping sparrows, you should polish your binoculars, review your field guide and take a second look! I can hear the songs of migrating birds: phoebes, white-throated sparrows, towhees, catbirds, chipping sparrows. The plants were going to seed and had attracted a small convention of sparrows: savannah, song, swamp, white-throated, and chipping sparrows. Blue Jays and crows seem to have moved in of late, overpowering the persistent chirps of the chipping sparrows and resident cardinals. Origin Early 19th century: chipping from US chip ‘chirp’, with reference to the bird's repetitive song.
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