八哥 (also 鹩哥; Chinese PinYin: [bā ge]; traditional Chinese: 八哥) may mean: (1) noun. mynah; (2) noun. Crested myna; (3) noun. traditional Chinese medicinal material; (4) noun. 8th brother. The everyday vocabulary can be used in formal and informal Mandarin Chinese. Some common phrases and expressions are: 家八哥 (common mynah), 亚洲八哥 (hill mynah), 黑色的八哥 (black mynah), 一只八哥 (a mynah), well-known mynahs (出名的八哥), 训练八哥 (train mynahs).
Literally: 八 (eight) + 哥 (brother)
1. How to pronounce 八哥?
Chinese Pinyin: [bā ge]
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2. Synonyms And Antonyms of 八哥
Synonyms: 家八哥, 鹩哥
Antonyms: N/A
3. What are the fixed expression, collocation and idioms that contains 八哥
Fixed expression: 家八哥 (common mynah), 亚洲八哥 (hill mynah),
Collocation: 黑色的八哥 (black mynah), 一只八哥 (a mynah), well-known mynahs (出名的八哥), 训练八哥 (train mynahs),
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4. How to use 八哥 in a sentence?
Below are some example sentences and quotes containing 八哥.
4.1 我有一只八哥。
Translation: I’ve got a mynah bird.
4.2 加拿大温哥华是有名的带冠毛八哥的栖居地。
Translation: Vancouver, Canada is home to some well-known Crested Mynahs.
4.3 和其他许多鸟类一样, 八哥在树林中筑巢。
Translation: Mynahs nest In the woods like many other birds.
4.4 许多饲养者不卖未断奶的八哥宝宝，所以你一般就无法得到小于6到7周大的雏鸟，但训练八哥这个年龄已经够小了。
Translation: Most breeders now will not sell unweaned mynahs, so usually you cannot get one younger than 6 or 7 weeks old now, but that is still plenty young enough to begin training your mynah.
4.5 2001年，一名中国妇女向丈夫提出离婚诉讼，理由是她的丈夫在一次不慎失言后，家里的宠物八哥开始不断重复他的话。
Translation: In 2001, a Chinese woman launched divorce proceedings against her husband after the family’s pet mynah bird reportedly spilled the beans on his marital indiscretions.
4.6 八哥是一种长久以来都很受欢迎的鸟类。
Translation: Mynah birds have long been a popular bird.
4.7 一群八哥飞越位于苏格兰边境的葛特纳格林，形成及其壮观的图像。
Translation: A flock of mynah birds flew over Gretna Green, on Scottish borders, putting on a spectacular show.
4.8 亚洲八哥是以健谈出名的.
Translation: The hill mynah is renowned as a “talker.”
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