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Related topics: Sociologysnow·bird /ˈsnəʊbɜːd $ ˈsnoʊbɜːrd/ noun [countable] American English informal SSOLD/NOT YOUNGsomeone, especially an old person, who every year leaves their home in a cold part of the US to go and live in a warm part of the US for the winter 〔每年迁往温暖地方过冬的〕“候鸟”老人Examples from the Corpussnowbird• Baseball was a one-month gig that left like the rest of snowbirds come April.• After all the snowbirds, Tourons, sissies and failed Californios dry up and blow away.snow·bird nounChineseSyllable someone, person, leaves Corpus who an every their especially year old |