toucan
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++tou·can /ˈtuːkən, -kæn/ noun [countable] 
HBBa tropical American bird with bright feathers and a very large beak 巨嘴鸟，〔美洲热带地区的一种鸟〕
HBBa tropical American bird with bright feathers and a very large beak 巨嘴鸟，〔美洲热带地区的一种鸟〕Examples from the Corpus
toucan• Among the feathered residents are flamingos, toucans, kookaburras, egrets, brown pelicans, hornbills and trumpeter swans.• From the comfort of the water we saw toucans, monkeys, parrots and all kinds of fish.• To win one of 10 copies, tell us on a postcard what the toucan feeds on.• In common with toucans, parrots and woodpeckers, cuckoos have two toes pointing forwards and two pointing back.Origin toucan (1500-1600) French Portuguese tucano, from Tupitou·can nounChineseSyllable
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toucan
tou‧can /ˈtuːkən, -kæn/
noun [countable]
a tropical American bird with bright feathers and a very large beak
tou‧can /ˈtuːkən, -kæn/
noun [countable] Date: 1500-1600
Language: French
Origin: Portuguese tucano, from Tupi
Language: French
Origin: Portuguese tucano, from Tupi
a tropical American bird with bright feathers and a very large beak