Chicken Meaning in English
word
/ˈtʃɪkən/
CHI-kuhn
/tʃˈɪkɪn/
CHI-kin
释义
A bird that is kept on farms for its eggs and meat. 'Chicken' also means the meat from this bird, which people eat.
用法与细微差别
'Chicken' can mean either the live bird or the meat, depending on context. Informally, calling someone a 'chicken' means they are afraid. Common collocations: 'fried chicken', 'chicken soup', 'raise chickens'. Don't confuse with 'hen' (adult female) or 'rooster' (male).
Spanish: pollo - gallina (animal)Portuguese (BR): frango - galinha (animal)Portuguese (PT): frango - galinha (animal)Chinese (Simplified): 鸡肉 - 鸡 (动物)Chinese (Traditional): 雞肉 - 雞 (動物)Hindi: चिकन - मुर्गी (पक्षी)Arabic: دجاج - دجاجة (حيوان)Bengali: মুরগি - চিকেন (মাংস)Russian: курица - курятина (мясо)Japanese: 鶏 - チキン（肉）Vietnamese: gà - thịt gàKorean: 닭 - 치킨(고기)Turkish: tavukUrdu: چکن - مرغ (پرندہ)Indonesian: ayam - daging ayam
例句
We had chicken for dinner last night.
basic
A chicken lays eggs on the farm.
basic
My favorite food is fried chicken.
basic
Stop being such a chicken and try the roller coaster!
natural
She's raising six chickens in her backyard.
natural
Would you like your salad with grilled chicken or tofu?
natural