B2nounnature
US/lɑːrk/
UK/lɑːk/
a small brown bird known for its beautiful song, often heard high in the sky
In context
We heard a lark singing over the fields early this morning.
The skylark is a kind of lark that sings while it flies.
She gets up with the lark, so she is always at work before eight.
Words that go with lark
verb + preposition
- rise with the larkFarmers rise with the lark.
- sing like a larkShe sings like a lark in the shower.
noun + preposition
- song of a larkThe song of a lark filled the valley.
adjective + noun
- wood larkThe wood lark is a rare bird in this area.
noun + noun
- lark songThe lark song woke us at dawn.