Chickens read French and English [? t？ k？ N] beauty [? t？ k？ n]？

1, chicken; Chicken (as food)

2. Timid; Cowardly; Timid

3. The intransitive verbs are made by contraction; Lose courage; Quit at the last minute because of timidity

Common phrases:

1, chicken feed

A small sum of money; Tiny money [total]

Count the chickens (before they hatch)

An overly optimistic person expects the result of something before it happens.

Usage of extended data words:

Chickens can refer to chickens as poultry or as food. As a "chicken" solution, it is a countable individual noun; When interpreted as "chicken", it is an uncountable material noun.

Lexical collocation

1, cook chicken, cook chicken

Step 2 count chickens

3. Dress the chicken and wash the chicken.

4. Eat chicken and eat chicken

5. Feed the chickens. Feed the chickens