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Definition of «chirping»

The term "chirping" refers to a type of sound made by birds, particularly songbirds. It is often described as a series of short, high-pitched notes that are used for communication and mating purposes. The term can also be used figuratively to describe someone talking or making small noises incessantly, especially when they are nervous or excited.

Usage examples

  1. The birds were chirping happily in the trees, creating a melodious symphony.
  2. As I walked through the park, I could hear the chirping of crickets in the grass.
  3. The sound of chirping seagulls filled the air as we strolled along the beach.
  4. I woke up to the soothing chirping of sparrows outside my bedroom window.
  5. The chirping of the little chicks could be heard from the henhouse.
  6. Sitting on the porch, we enjoyed the peaceful evening accompanied by the chirping of frogs in the nearby pond.
  7. The chirping of the robins signaled the arrival of spring in the neighborhood.
  8. The chirping of the cricket provided a calming soundtrack to our camping trip.
  9. The joyous chirping of canaries in their cages brought a cheerful vibe to the pet store.

Phrases with «chirping»

Sentences with «chirping»

  • You've gotten used to your adorable baby girl or boy living with you, their cries are as familiar as the sound of birds chirping in the morning, and you'll find even more things about them to fall in love with. (babygaga.com)
  • We're more than a mile from the main road, and it's still and quiet, except for the soft chirping of birds. (discovermagazine.com)
  • Joey used online audio clips of crickets chirping from the Library of Congress Everyday Mysteries Web site during his unit on homeostasis. (citejournal.org)
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