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   There were three magpies singing in a tree this morning.Había tres urracas cantando en un árbol esta mañana. 2. (chatterbox) (United States) a. la cotorra. (F) Olivia is a magpie. I said hello and she took 15 minutes to tell me about her weekend.Olivia es una cotorra.

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   magpie. n urraca f , marica f. Translation English - Spanish Collins Dictionary. See also: Magi, Maggie, mag, magic. "magpie": examples and translations in context. Just the sort of thing a crow or a magpie would take. El tipo de cosas que cogerían un cuervo y una urraca.

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   ardeola.org. Many translated example sentences containing "magpie" – Spanish-English dictionary and search engine for Spanish translations.

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   Serbian. Slovenian. Look up the English to Spanish translation of magpie in the PONS online dictionary. Includes free vocabulary trainer, verb tables and pronunciation function.

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   Translation of "Magpie" into English Sample translated sentence: Vería cómo Magpie y Joe criaban una prole, pensó; y ella nunca tendría un hijo propio. ↔ She would watch Magpie and Joe raise a brood, she thought; and never have a child of her own.

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   Is there a Latin word for magpie?

   • He had some trouble finding a Latin word for Magpie, but scholars assured him, pica, meaning ‘part-coloured’, would suffice. Rush’s inspired suggestion – ‘May the Magpie prosper’ – remains the club’s motto to this day.

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   What does a magpie mean in Chinese mythology?

   • In Chinese mythology, the magpies were commonly associated with marriage and were considered to be able to tell a person if their partners were unfaithful. It was also said that if you heard a magpie singing, it would bring you good fortune and happiness.

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   What does the sight of a magpie bird symbolize?

   • The magpie bird is often associated with love and marriage. This bird's beautiful singing is believed to magnify the nesting instincts of those who are slow to wed or find a mate. Mothers keen to see their children happily married can use the magpie as a wonderful enhancer.

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   What draws you to a magpie?

   • A magpie has begun building a nest in the juniper that grows beside the house. Una picaza ha empezado a construir un nido en el enebro que crece al lado de la casita. Like the magpie, I am enamoured of all things shiny. Como las urracas, me enamoran todos los objetos brillantes. Whatever it is that draws you to magpie puts us all at risk.

   magpie translation in Spanish | English-Spanish dictionary | Reverso

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   magpie mag‧pie / ˈmæɡpaɪ / sustantivo [contable] 1 urraca 2 [generalmente singular] (coloquial) cotorra (persona que habla mucho) Quizzes Take our quick quizzes to practise your vocabulary.