What is the difference between hawk and falcon?

Hawk is a general term, and Falcon is a relatively small but extremely fast type of Hawk.

All are eagles falcon generally refers to the falcon genus under the Falcon family, how small and fierce, the etymology is used as a sickle in Latin, referring to the shape of the falcon's wings.

hawk, the wiki says that in the Americas, it refers to the small and medium-sized members of the eagle family and the large members of the falcon family; In Europe, it refers to animals of the eagle family.

It's not a scientific name, it's based on human feelings.

Hawk is used to describe bad guys who prey on others.

Condor refers specifically to the vulture vulture.

Falcon is converted to a falcon for hunting.

Eagle is a positive word used to express the pursuit of freedom and courage.

Hawk is the good guy.

Condor refers specifically to the eagle.

falcon refers to olecranon.

Eagle is free to not.

Hello, hawk can be used as a noun and a verb, when it is a noun, it means eagle, and the verb can refer to eagle-like catching;

In addition to the meaning of eagle, eagle also has the meaning of the eagle emblem (that is, the national emblem of the United States) and the eagle flag.

Eagle is a specific reference to the bald eagle, the national bird of the United States.

hawk refers to hawk in a broad sense.

Falcon refers to the falcon.

You can look up the logo of the American fighter jet and it will be a good difference.

f-15 eagle

uh-60 blackhawk

f-16 falcon

They are all eagles, and the eagle is usually the largest eagle in foreign countries, such as the bald eagle in the United States.

The latter refers to the eagle that is small in size.

hawk refers to eagles in general, including eagles, falcons, etc.

And eagle refers specifically to the eagle.

hawk comes from Old German, and then goes back to Old Germanic.

Eagle comes from Old French, and then goes back to Latin, they are both from Indo-European primitives, but they are ** from two language families.

2) Both words mean eagle but refer to different categories of eagles.

Hawk: A hunting eagle (falcon) with wide wings and a long tail, good at short-distance surprise hunting.

eagle: A kind of eagle with long and wide wings, strong claws, hooked beak, and good at flying high.

3) The pronunciation of the two is different:

Eagle Ying.

i:gl] Mei [ iɡ l], hawk English.

h:k] beauty [h k].

hawk comes from Old German, and then goes back to Old Germanic.

Eagle comes from Old French, and then goes back to Latin, they are both from Indo-European primitives, but they are ** from two language families.

2) Both words mean eagle but refer to different categories of eagles.

Hawk: A hunting eagle (falcon) with wide wings and a long tail, good at short-distance surprise hunting.

eagle: A kind of eagle with long and wide wings, strong claws, hooked beak, and good at flying high.

3) The pronunciation of the two is different:

Eagle Ying.

i:gl] Mei [ iɡ l], hawk English.

h:k] beauty [h k].

Hawk Hunting Falcon, with wide wings and long tail, good at short-distance surprise hunting.

Eagle eagle has long and wide wings, strong claws, hooked beak, and is good at flying high.

hawk can be used as a noun and a verb, when it is a noun, it means eagle, and a verb can refer to an eagle-like catch.

In addition to the meaning of pulling the eagle, eagle also has the meaning of the eagle emblem (that is, the national emblem of the United States) and the eagle flag.

Eagle uses it a lot, hehe.

The hawk is an eagle and the eagle is a vulture, which is not strictly the same.

The eagle flies low, the body is small, the vulture is the most ferocious eagle, can fly at an altitude of 10,000 meters, very fierce, can feed on larger animals such as sheep and deer, and the eagle generally catches mice, rabbits and the like.

Hawk is a kind of hunting eagle (falcon), wide wings and long tail, good at short-distance raid hunting Falcon is another kind of falcon, good at gliding down from the sky to hunt condor specifically refers to the American eagle, bald black feathers, Eurasian and African eagles are called vultureeagle eagles, wings are long and wide, strong claws, hook-shaped beak, good at flying high In fact, I think it is necessary to divide it, you can not distinguish it in translation, but you need to know, because English is based on the scientific name of each animal, They belong to different species and have different roots, but the Chinese language is almost all eagle. I think it's good that the landlord wants to know.

1. Both words mean eagle, but refer to different categories of eagles.

2. Hawk: A hunting eagle (falcon), wide wings and long tail, good at short-distance surprise hunting 3. Eagle: A kind of eagle with long and wide wings, strong claws, hook-shaped beak, good at flying high Eagle AWK comes from Old German, and then traces back to Old Germanic language.

Eagle comes from Old French, and then goes back to Latin, they are both from Indo-European primitives, but they are ** from two language families.

English words are most influenced by Latin and Germanic languages, so they have so many meanings derived in modern times.

Eagle is a specific reference to the bald eagle, the national bird of the United States.

hawk refers to hawk in a broad sense.

Falcon refers to the falcon.

You can look up the logo of the American fighter jet and it will be a good difference.

f-15 eagle

uh-60 blackhawk

f-16 falcon

eagle

5i:^l]

n.Eagle, eagle-shaped embellishing.

eagle5i:^(e)l]

n.Animation.

Hawk; Eagle motif.

eagle5i:^l]n.Hawk;

Eagle emblem, Eagle Banner.

(with an eagle emblem on the reverse) Ten Dollar Gold Coin (now not in use) (Golf ball) is two hits less than the standard number of hits.

U.S.] (on the epaulettes of an officer of the Colonel) silver eagle logo.

eagle [day] eagle constellation.

Eagle [American] alias Mississippi.

Veteran fighter pilot.

Aircraft radar bomb sight.

eagle scanner

Aircraft radar bombsight sweep device.

hawkhc:k]

n.Hawks, predators of others, members of hawks.

vi.Fly the eagle, attack like an eagle, clear your throat, cough vtCatch, cough out, peddle, hawk, spread hawk

hc:k]n.Eagle, falcon.

Hardliners, hawks.

hawkvt.Hawking along the streets, peddling.

hawkhc:k]

vi.Clear your throat loudly; Cough.

hawkhc:k]

vt.Cough it up.

hawk up phlegm

Cough up the phlegm.

hawkhc:k]

n.The sound of coughing up phlegm, clearing the throat.

Plus falcon.

Hawk should be one of the eagles.

There is no difference, and it doesn't make much sense to distinguish between them.