lark
US /lɑːrk/
UK /lɑːrk/
1.
alondra
a small ground-dwelling songbird, typically with a brown streaky plumage, a crest, and a melodious song, found chiefly in open country.
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The sweet song of the lark filled the morning air.
El dulce canto de la alondra llenó el aire de la mañana.
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We watched a lark ascend high into the sky.
Vimos una alondra ascender alto en el cielo.
2.
broma, diversión, aventura
something done for fun, especially something mischievous or adventurous
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They decided to go for a midnight swim, just for a lark.
Decidieron ir a nadar a medianoche, solo por diversión.
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It was all a bit of a lark, nothing serious.
Todo fue una pequeña broma, nada serio.
1.
retozar, jugar
to enjoy oneself by behaving in a playful and mischievous way
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The children were larking about in the park.
Los niños estaban retozando en el parque.
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They spent the afternoon larking around by the river.
Pasaron la tarde retozando junto al río.