partridge

The Spanish word 'perdiz' translates to 'partridge' in English. A partridge is a type of bird in the pheasant family, which is native to Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. Partridges are ground-nesting seed-eaters, typically associated with agricultural lands, and known for their distinct call and fast, rounded wings. The term 'partridge' is not a precise one, and can refer to several species within a subgroup of non-migratory Old World galliformes.

Example sentences using: perdiz

La perdiz es un ave muy hermosa.

The partridge is a very beautiful bird.

This phrase highlights the beauty of the partridge, emphasizing its appealing physical characteristics.

En la cacería, atrapamos una perdiz.

In the hunt, we caught a partridge.

This sentence describes a successful hunting experience where a partridge was hunted.

La perdiz vuela alto en el cielo.

The partridge flies high in the sky.

This phrase illustrates the flight of the partridge, suggesting its ability to soar above the ground.