🇬🇧 Birdhouse meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A birdhouse is a tiny house that people make or hang up outside so birds can live in it. Birds can fly inside the hole, build a cozy nest, lay their eggs, and raise their baby birds there. Birdhouses keep birds safe from rain and some animals that might bother them.

The birdhouse has no bathroom, so the birds use our car instead.

Our cat stares at the birdhouse like it’s a feathered television channel.

Our birdhouse is like a tiny hotel, but the guests pay with worms instead of money.

Our birdhouse is so fancy I’m waiting for a tiny bird butler to open the door.

My brother put a “Do Not Disturb” sign on the birdhouse, and the birds disturbed it anyway.

Every morning Sam hung a small birdhouse on the porch. Sam painted the birdhouse bright, then a sparrow inspected that wooden birdhouse and flew inside to begin weaving grass. Sam smiled at the little birdhouse as tiny feet tapped at the round hole. By dusk the birdhouse held a warm nest and Sam whispered, “Welcome,” heart full.

This word is at the C2 level, which means it represents the highest mastery of English. It’s often used in specialized or highly formal contexts and helps you communicate with precision and subtlety, much like a native speaker.

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