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Eaglet
UK
/ˈiːɡlɪt/
US
/ˈiɡlɪt/
Translation of "eaglet" into Russian
eaglet
Noun
UK
/ˈiːɡlɪt/
US
/ˈiɡlɪt/
eaglet
eaglets pl
The eaglet was learning to fly.
Орлёнок учился летать.
Definitions
eaglet
Noun
UK
/ˈiːɡlɪt/
US
/ˈiɡlɪt/
A young eagle, especially one that is still in the nest or has not yet reached maturity.
The eaglet flapped its wings excitedly as it prepared for its first flight.
Figuratively, a young or inexperienced person expected to develop into someone powerful or distinguished.
The rookie senator was regarded as the political eaglet of the party.
eaglet
Adjective
UK
/ˈiːɡlɪt/
US
/ˈiɡlɪt/
Relating to or characteristic of a young eagle; pertaining to eaglets.
The reserve set up an eaglet feeding schedule to ensure the chicks grew strong.
Eaglet
Proper noun
A nickname for Napoleon II (1811–1832), son of Napoleon Bonaparte, often styled “the Eaglet”.
Historians still debate whether the Eaglet could have claimed his father’s empire.
Idioms and phrases
young eaglet
The young eaglet was learning to fly.
молодой орлёнок
Молодой орлёнок учился летать.
eaglet nest
The eaglet nest was high up in the tree.
гнездо орлёнка
Гнездо орлёнка было высоко на дереве.
eaglet wing
The eaglet's wing was injured during its first flight.
крыло орлёнка
Крыло орлёнка было повреждено во время первого полета.
eaglet feather
The eaglet feather was soft and downy.
перо орлёнка
Перо орлёнка было мягким и пушистым.
eaglet call
The eaglet call echoed through the valley.
крик орлёнка
Крик орлёнка эхом разнесся по долине.