Definition of Crow
Quick Meaning of Crow
A big black bird that is common in many places and often travels in groups.
Detailed Definition of Crow
A large black bird with a sharp call that eats seeds, insects, and small animals.
How to Pronounce Crow
Stress pattern: O (1-syllable word).
Tip: IPA: /kroʊ/. Rhymes with 'know' and 'grow'. The 'ow' sound is like long 'o'.
Origin and Etymology of Crow
How to Use Crow in a Sentence
Each example shows “crow” with a CEFR level so learners can pick examples that match their fluency.
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“A crow is sitting on the fence.”
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“Crows are intelligent birds that can solve simple problems.”
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“The farmer used a scarecrow to keep crows away from his crops.”
Synonyms and Antonyms of Crow
Common Synonyms for Crow
Smart Synonyms for Crow — When to Use Each
- corvid
- scientific family name
- scavenger
- feeding behavior
Common Collocations with Crow
These phrases pair with “crow” in everyday English:
- crow's call
- murder of crows
- as the crow flies
Common Mistakes When Using Crow
Even fluent speakers slip up with “crow”. Here’s how to avoid the most common errors:
- ✗ Wrong:
- ✓ Correct: The crows are eating seeds.
- ✗ Wrong:
- ✓ Correct: A crow is flying.
Words Confused With Crow
- Crow vs Raven: Both are large black corvids, but ravens are bigger with heavier beaks.
Other Forms of Crow
- Noun: crow
Frequently Asked Questions About Crow
What is the meaning of "Crow"?
A big black bird that is common in many places and often travels in groups.
How do you pronounce "Crow"?
The IPA is /kroʊ/. IPA: /kroʊ/. Rhymes with 'know' and 'grow'. The 'ow' sound is like long 'o'.
What part of speech is "Crow"?
"Crow" is a noun at A2 level (Common European Framework).
What are synonyms for "Crow"?
Common synonyms include bird, raven, jackdaw.
How do you use "Crow" in a sentence?
For example: "A crow is sitting on the fence."