English Vocabulary

  a bird of passage (a person who never stays in the same place for long) He left for New York. He is usually a bird of passage. You can barely find him in one place. He is a bird of passage.   bird of passage– English Vocabulary

  bird’s-eye view (a view from high above) We had a bird-eye’s view of Paris from the top of the Eiffel Tower.   (an overview) The course gives you a bird’s-eye view of recent research.   bird eye’s view – English Vocabulary

  a birdbrain (a stupid person) I’m a birdbrain. I forgot to fill up the tank at the gas station. Joy is a real birdbrain; he can’t get anything right. birdbrain – English Vocabulary

  add on  [phrasal verb] (to add an extra amount or item to something) We will add on our travel expenses. Don’t forget to add on the cost of the meals.   add-on – English Vocabulary

  add in [phrasal verb] (include something with something else) Don’t forget to add in the cost of repairs. It took us two hours to get there, if you add in the time we stopped to rest.   add-in – English Vocabulary