birdie / ˈbɜr di /

⚽高中词汇小鸟鸟儿鸟类小鸡

birdie2 个定义

n. 名词 noun
  1. a small bird.
  2. Golf. a score of one stroke under par on a hole.
  3. a shuttlecock.
v. 有主动词 verb

bird·ied, bird·ie·ing.

  1. Golf. to make a birdie on.

更多birdie例句

  1. Then, after summoning himself to play the next 13 holes in 3 under despite several barely missed birdie putts, Matsuyama’s greatest strength — his iron play — bit him.
  2. Rose made a birdie on 18 Sunday to finish his 2021 Masters on something of a high note.
  3. Will Zalatoris was suddenly alone in second place, at 9 under, after a birdie at the 17th.
  4. The magic continued for the 2015 Masters champion two holes later, when he chipped in from for birdie from 60 feet to move to 5 under and a share of fifth pace, two shots back of co-leaders Hideki Matsuyama and Justin Rose.
  5. Phil Mickelson opens his third round with a birdie at hole No.
  6. Her very first performance onstage came at the age of 4, when she cameoed as a dancing flower in the musical Bye Bye Birdie.
  7. The year before that, West Side Story and Bye Bye Birdie were huge sellers.
  8. “Bye Bye Birdie” actor Dick Van Dyke and his wife were saved by a couple of Good Samaritans when their car went up in smoke.
  9. Anytime you want to break my heart, you can just have Don call her “Birdie.”
  10. Four years old, and I was on the subway, the old BMT from Brooklyn to Manhattan, just making the matinee of Bye, Bye, Birdie.
  11. Shocked to hear Birdie has been hit, but another message to say nothing serious, came close on the heels of the first.
  12. Birdie has fairly taken the fighting edge off Liman von Sanders' two new Divisions: he has knocked them to bits.
  13. Left on a picket boat with Birdie to board my destroyer to an accompaniment of various denominations of projectiles.
  14. I jumped on to it—had to—then jumped off it nippier still and, turning to the right, began to walk towards Birdie's dugout.
  15. At last, rather tired by my long day, made my way back, stopping at Birdie's dugout en route.