英语词汇“chicken”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	chicken
释义	Trends of chicken View usage for: chicken (tʃɪkɪn) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense chickens, present participle chickening, past tense, past participle chickened 1. countable noun Chickens are birds which are kept on a farm for their eggs and for their meat. Lionel built a coop so that they could raise chickens and have a supply of fresheggs. ...free-range chickens. Chicken is the flesh of this bird eaten as food. ...roast chicken with wild mushrooms. ...chicken soup. 2. countable noun If someone calls you a chicken, they mean that you are afraid to do something. [informal, disapproval] I'm scared of the dark. I'm a big chicken. Chicken is also an adjective. Why are you so chicken, Gregory? 3. See count one's chickens 4. See a chicken and egg situation 5. See run around like a headless chicken/rush around like a headless chicken 6. chickens come home to roost Phrasal verbs: See chicken out chicken in British English (ˈtʃɪkɪn) noun 1. a domestic fowl bred for its flesh or eggs, esp a young one 2. the flesh of such a bird used for food 3. any of various similar birds, such as a prairie chicken 4. slang a cowardly person 5. slang a young inexperienced person 6. informal any of various, often dangerous, games or challenges in which the object is to make one's opponent lose his or her nerve 7. count one's chickens before they are hatched 8. like a headless chicken 9. no chicken adjective 10. slang easily scared; cowardly; timid Word origin Old English ciecen; related to Old Norse kjūklingr gosling, Middle Low German küken chicken chicken in American English (ˈtʃɪkən) noun 1. a common gallinaceous farm bird (Gallus domesticus) raised for its edible eggs or flesh; hen or rooster, esp. a young one: classed in a family (Phasianidae) that includes pheasants, quail, and peafowl 2. the flesh of this bird 3. any young bird; chick 4. a young or inexperienced person 5. Slang a. a timid or cowardly person b. a young male homosexual 6. Slang Mil petty insistence on rules adjective 7. made of chicken chicken croquettes 8. small and tender a chicken lobster 9. Slang timid or cowardly 10. US, Slang Mil characterized by unnecessary discipline or pettiness verb intransitive US 11. Slang to lose courage and abandon a plan or action usually with out Idioms: count one's chickens before they are hatched play chicken Word origin ME chicken < OE cycen < WGmc kiukina < kiuk-; like cock1, of echoic orig.; akin to MLowG kûken (Du kuiken, kieken); (senses 6 and 10) < chickenshit chicken in Hospitality (tʃɪkɪn) noun (Hospitality (hotel): Food and drink, meat) Chicken is the flesh of a type of bird which is kept on a farm for its eggs and for its meat,eaten as food. COLLOCATIONS: roast ~fried ~~ wing Choose from roast chicken, grilled steaks and pork fillets. Chicken needs slightly longer to cook than other birds such as duck and goose. Fresh poultry, including chicken and turkey, should be stored in the coldest part of the fridge. More idioms containing chicken like a headless chicken chicken feed chicken and egg no spring chicken COBUILD Collocations chicken lean chicken Image of chicken © stockphoto mania, shutterstock Examples of 'chicken' in a sentence chicken Serve the chicken with salads and chips or potatoes. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Both chicken and salad are dressed with a dijon mustard vinaigrette. Times, Sunday Times (2017) Total 4.45 for a week of fresh chicken salad sandwiches. Times, Sunday Times (2017) We made a pie with some chickens from the farm, peppers and onion. The Sun (2016) Chicken with shallot vinaigrette and green salad Finely chopped shallot has an uplifting effect on roast chicken. Times, Sunday Times (2017) So it's a bit chicken and egg. Times, Sunday Times (2017) The lack of clear thinking ended with England being headless chickens in Nice. The Sun (2016) I said to the waiter:'There is no chicken in this chicken soup. The Sun (2016) Just one skinless chicken thigh contains more than half of our daily requirement of vitamin B12, which our bodies need to make red blood cells. Times, Sunday Times (2017) Will the elephant have a chicken sandwich? Stanley Bing THROWING THE ELEPHANT (2002) We saw staff mixing cooked meat and chicken with raw food. The Sun (2012) She came back the next day with two big bags containing three roast chickens and some salads. Times, Sunday Times (2012) House flies are most abundant around chicken farms. Times, Sunday Times (2007) The industry makes money selling chicken and is responsible for making it safe. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Remove the chicken fillets from the freezer bag and place in the pan. The Sun (2013) There are only so many hoummos and carrot or dry chicken salad sandwiches one can take. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Extra time became the game of chicken it so often does. Times, Sunday Times (2012) This recipe can also be made into a soup by adding chicken stock. Times, Sunday Times (2007) They keep chickens in a coop on the roof and a sheep in the yard. Times, Sunday Times (2008) This recipe differs only slightly from a classic roast chicken. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Part of the problem is chicken and egg. Times, Sunday Times (2014) That means forgetting about chicken and anything with bones. The Sun (2008) He skipped bail and was caught trying to steal a chicken sandwich and some plasters. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Eat more vegetarian foods and substitute fish and chicken instead of meat. Holford, Patrick The Family Nutrition Workbook (1988) Serve with the chicken stuffing and salad. Times, Sunday Times (2014) We all went out there like headless chickens. Frankie Dettori with Jonathan Powell FRANKIE: The Autobiography of Frankie Dettori (2004) Make sure the chicken is fully cooked through before serving with a good green salad and wedges of avocado. Times, Sunday Times (2013) The disease is commonly found in bacteria in the gut of poultry and wild birds and in litter used on chicken farms. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Our main courses of roast lamb with aubergine and free-range chicken pie went down well. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Word lists with chicken affection, bird In other languages chicken British English: chicken /ˈtʃɪkɪn/ NOUN bird A chicken is a bird that is kept on a farm for its eggs and meat. American English: chicken Arabic: دَجَاجَة Brazilian Portuguese: galinha Chinese: 鸡 Croatian: pile Czech: kuře Danish: kylling Dutch: kip European Spanish: gallina Finnish: kana French: poulet German: Huhn Greek: κοτόπουλο Italian: pollo Japanese: 鶏 Korean: 닭 Norwegian: kylling Polish: kurczak European Portuguese: galinha Romanian: pui de găină Russian: курица Latin American Spanish: pollo Swedish: kyckling Thai: ไก่ Turkish: tavuk Ukrainian: курча Vietnamese: con gà British English: chicken /ˈtʃɪkɪn/ NOUN meat Chicken is the meat that comes from chickens. American English: chicken Arabic: دَجَاج Brazilian Portuguese: frango Chinese: 鸡肉 Croatian: piletina Czech: kuřecímaso Danish: kylling Dutch: kip European Spanish: pollo Finnish: kana French: pouletviande German: Hühnerfleisch Greek: κοτόπουλο Italian: pollo Japanese: 鶏肉 Korean: 닭 Norwegian: kylling Polish: drób European Portuguese: frango Romanian: carne de găină Russian: курятина Latin American Spanish: pollo Swedish: kyckling Thai: เนื้อไก่ Turkish: tavuk Ukrainian: курятина Vietnamese: thịt gà All related terms of 'chicken' chicken out If someone chickens out of something they were intending to do, they decide not to do it because they are afraid . chicken run the departure of white residents from South Africa no chicken no longer young chicken coop a coop for chickens chicken divan a casserole of boned chicken breast , broccoli or asparagus spears , and cheese sauce chicken feed If you think that an amount of money is so small it is hardly worth having or considering, you can say that it is chicken feed . chicken-fried (of meats , esp steak ) coated in seasoned flour and pan-fried chicken hawk any of various hawks , esp. an accipiter , that prey , or are reputed to prey, on barnyard fowl chicken Kiev boned chicken breasts pounded until thin, wrapped around lumps of herbed butter , breaded, and fried in butter or deep fat , and usually served with kasha or brown rice chicken liver the liver of chicken , considered as food chicken louse a louse , Menopon pallidum (or gallinae ); a parasite of poultry : order Mallophaga (bird lice) chicken snake → rat snake chicken wire Chicken wire is a type of thin wire netting. city chicken pieces of pork or veal that are skewered and breaded, and cooked by braising or baking Digby chicken dried herring lean chicken Chickens are birds which are kept on a farm for their eggs and for their meat. play chicken to engage in a test of courage in which, typically, two vehicles are driven directly toward one another in order to see which driver will swerve away first chicken breast → pigeon breast chicken cholera Veterinary Science See fowl cholera chicken colonel an officer with the rank of full colonel chicken fillet a fillet cut from a chicken chicken-hearted easily frightened ; cowardly Chicken Little a person who spreads baseless or exaggerated reports of danger; alarmist chicken nuggets small pieces of chicken fried in batter prairie chicken either of two mottled brown-and-white grouse , Tympanuchus cupido or T . pallidicinctus, of North America spring chicken If you say that someone is no spring chicken , you are saying that they are not young. chicken drumstick a chicken leg, considered as food coronation chicken a dish of cold cooked chicken in a mild creamy curry sauce chicken-and-egg a situation where you cannot decide which of two related things happened first and caused the other free-range chicken a chicken kept in natural nonintensive conditions no spring chicken someone who is no longer young. This expression is often used when you think someone's appearance or behaviour is surprising for their age . chicken-fried steak a cheap cut of beefsteak that is fried in batter mobile phone chicken a highly dangerous game in which a person is challenged to perform a hazardous stunt which he or she films with a camera phone chickenpox Chickenpox is a disease which gives you a high temperature and red spots that itch . Mother Carey's chicken → storm petrel chickenfeed If you think that an amount of money is so small it is hardly worth having or considering, you can say that it is chickenfeed . like a headless chicken in an uncontrolled or disorganized way, and not calmly or logically poultry dealer a person who rears domestic fowls , esp chickens , for their eggs or meat a chicken and egg situation If you describe a situation as a chicken and egg situation, you mean that it is impossible to decide which of two things caused the other one. she is no spring chicken she is no longer young pigeon breast a deformity of the chest characterized by an abnormal protrusion of the breastbone , caused by rickets or by obstructed breathing during infancy poultryman a person who rears domestic fowls , esp chickens , for their eggs or meat poultrymen a person who rears domestic fowls , esp chickens , for their eggs or meat run around like a headless chicken/rush around like a headless chicken If someone is running round like a headless chicken or rushing around like a headless chicken , they are panicking when they should be thinking carefully about what needs to be done. Chinese translation of 'chicken' chicken (ˈtʃɪkɪn) n (c) (= bird) (young) 小鸡(雞) (xiǎojī) (只, zhī) (grown) 鸡(雞) (jī) (只, zhī) (c/u) (= meat) 鸡(雞)肉 (jīròu) (块(塊), kuài) (c) (inf, = coward) 胆(膽)小鬼 (dǎnxiǎoguǐ) (个(個), gè)
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