Pronunciation: /ˈskaɪˌlɑːrk/
noun a small brown bird known for its melodious song and acrobatic flight
A1 I saw a skylark flying high in the sky.
A2 The skylark's beautiful song filled the meadow with joy.
B1 The skylark is known for its melodious singing and aerial displays.
B2 Many poets have been inspired by the skylark's graceful flight and sweet song.
C1 The skylark's intricate mating rituals are a sight to behold.
C2 Ornithologists study the behavior of skylarks in their natural habitat to better understand their ecology.
verb to frolic or engage in playful behavior
A1 I skylark with my friends at the park.
A2 The children skylarked in the playground.
B1 She loves to skylark around and have fun.
B2 During the picnic, we skylarked by playing games and telling jokes.
C1 The actors skylarked on stage, improvising their lines.
C2 Despite the seriousness of the situation, he couldn't resist skylarking and making everyone laugh.
formal The skylark is known for its melodious song and impressive aerial displays.
informal I love watching skylarks soar high in the sky, singing their hearts out.
slang Check out that skylark showing off its acrobatic moves up there!
figurative Her laughter filled the room like a skylark's song on a sunny morning.
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