Pronunciation: /ˈæk.sɪ.pɪ.tɹiz/
noun a taxonomic group that comprises the diurnal birds of prey such as hawks, eagles, vultures, and falcons
A1 Accipitres are birds of prey that hunt and feed on other animals.
A2 The accipitres include eagles, hawks, and falcons.
B1 Accipitres have sharp talons and beaks for catching and tearing apart their prey.
B2 Birdwatchers often study the behavior and habitats of accipitres in the wild.
C1 Accipitres play a crucial role in maintaining the balance of ecosystems by controlling populations of small mammals and birds.
C2 The classification and taxonomy of accipitres have been studied extensively by ornithologists and researchers.
formal Accipitres are a group of birds of prey that includes eagles, hawks, and vultures.
informal Have you ever seen those accipitres soaring high in the sky?
slang Those accipitres are some badass birds!
figurative His eyes were sharp like those of an accipitres, always on the lookout for opportunities.
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