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thunderbird

Pronunciation: [ˈθʌndərˌbɜrd]

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Learn how to use thunderbird in a sentence: 9 audio examples across 3 meanings.

Context: “mythology”

(noun) a powerful and important spirit in Native American culture that is usually depicted as a huge bird. This bird is said to control thunder and rain, and it's often seen as a sign of strength and protection.

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Many Native American stories tell of the Thunderbird bringing rain to help crops grow.

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Not everyone believes in the Thunderbird; some think it's just a legend.

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What does the Thunderbird represent in Native American mythology?

Context: “pop culture”

(noun) a name used in different stories, comics, and movies to represent characters that may have special powers or abilities. It is often used to describe heroes or important figures.

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In the comic book series, the hero Thunderbird has the ability to control the weather.

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Unlike other superheroes, Thunderbird does not have the same level of fame.

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Which superhero name is associated with Thunderbird in comics?

Context: “automobile”

(noun) a type of car made by the Ford Motor Company, known for its stylish design and performance. People like to drive Thunderbirds because they are fun and cool.

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My grandfather restored a classic Thunderbird, and it looks amazing on the road.

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The newer models of cars aren’t as stylish as the old Thunderbirds.

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What features make the Ford Thunderbird a popular car?

How to pronounce thunderbird

Pronunciation: [ˈθʌndərˌbɜrd]

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