parrots
n. countable A2 Elementary US //ˈpɛɹəts// UK //pˈæɹəts// par·rots
n. colorful birds with curved beaks that live in warm areas. Some types are famous for being able to copy human speech.
n. tropical and subtropical birds of the order Psittaciformes, characterized by a strong curved bill, an upright stance, and often bright plumage. Many species are noted for their high intelligence and ability to mimic sounds.
The parrots in the zoo have very bright green feathers.
Wild parrots often travel in large, noisy groups through the rainforest canopy to find fruit and seeds.
While many people keep parrots as pets due to their mimicry skills, these birds require significant social interaction and mental stimulation to prevent behavioral issues in captivity.
Usage
The plural form of 'parrot'.