Examples of using Pecking in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Pecking at it with my.
Whatever happened to dry pecking?
Stop pecking at my face!
She's gone. You can stop pecking.
Stop pecking on my raft!
People also translate
Hey, stop, stop it, stop pecking me!
Pecking each other to death.
Had moustaches. And that was like pecking.
The birdy starts pecking on her shoulder, like love pecks.
Tony jumped up on my pack and starts pecking.
They came back again and again, pecking him all over his body.
You just sit there, a rich slab of beef,and all the birds come pecking.
Strange trees… chickens pecking in the dirt, laughing children.
Hannibal, you do not honor the human pecking order.
He's like a tiny bird pecking at you… and I think he's given up on me.
He's pretty high up in the pecking order.
Birds pecking at the soft tissue at the throat-- could that crack the hyoid?
No, because you're a five-year-old girl… and there's a pecking order.
The robin hopped about busily pecking the soil and now and then stopped and looked at them a little.
The littlest baby swan walked right up to me. And started pecking on my shoelace.
It just keeps on pecking at those two tall rectangles on the screen, from time to time a food reward drops out of the dispenser, and this goes on until… oblivion.
How do you know them three… people who pecking others don't need any reason.
Baby bird wants to leave the nest; mama bird gets all antsy,pacing, pecking.
If pizzas suffer from an excess of light,they become aggressive and start pecking less strong relatives, spoiling the eggs in the nests.
The only source of trouble is likely to be theneighbors so each nest is built just beyond pecking reach.
I am sure we shallbe the best of friends," said Barbara, pecking at the firm, sunburned cheek.
You must save him," the merchant's wife had said,bowing like a chicken pecking at rice.
After a lifetime of social, psychological, emotional, physical deprivation,she copes by pecking neurotically at phantom targets for hours on end.
You can also use nets in open spaces,like yards and to protect smaller plants from birds pecking on them.
The debeaking of chicks is common practice in the egg industry, sometimes also in the meat industry,as a way of dealing with the problem of mutual pecking, common in chicken held in foul, high density conditions.