Pronunciation: English [? tk？ N] beauty [? tk？ n]

Chicken; Chicken; Coward; coward

Timid; Timid; Young; Timid

Intransitive verbs do it timidly and lose courage; Quit at the last minute because of timidity

Third person singular: chicken?

Plural: chicken?

Now participle: chickening?

Past tense: timidity

Personally, I prefer to roast a whole chicken.

Personally, I prefer to roast whole chicken.

Second, chook

Pronunciation: English [tk]

chicken (as food)

Example: The thallium content of chicken is also lower than the safe edible value.

Thallium content in different organs of chicken is lower than the safe edible standard of thallium.

Extended data:

First of all, rooster

Pronunciation: English [k? beautiful

Rooster; Leading; Mature male bird; A leader

Make sth stand upright; Tilt sth; Turn up; shoot

The intransitive verb stands up; arrogantly

Third person singular: rooster?

Plural number: rooster

Now participle: cock?

Past tense: cock

Past participle: erect

The rooster is announcing the beginning of a new day.

The rooster is announcing the dawn.

Second, hens.

Pronunciation: English [hen] beauty [h? n]

Hen; Female bird; woman

Plural number: hen

The hen ate the corn on the ground.

The hen pecked at the grain on the ground.