weather-cock

weather-cock [ue-da-kok]

sustantivo

1. Gallo de campanario, la figura de gallo que sirve de remate a las veletas de las torres, o que forma por sí misma la veleta y señala la parte por donde viene el viento.

2. Veleta, persona inconstante, fácil o mudable.

Weather-eye -> observación de las variaciones del tiempo; se usa principalmente en la locución to keep one’s weather-eye open, estar alerta, ser circunspecto
Weather-glass, una forma de barómetro. Poo -> man’s weather-glass, (Bot.) anagálida, hierba pajarera, cuyas flores no se abren en mal tiempo

"weather-cock" in the Answers forum


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