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pheasant

/ˈfez.ənt/

Traducción: Ave de tamaño mediano a grande, de cola larga y plumaje vistoso, originaria del Viejo Mundo pero hoy extendida por muchas regiones; su carne se guisa y se consume como caza.

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noun

B1formalcommon/ˈfez.ənt/

A large, long-tailed bird originally from the Old World, now found in many regions; its meat is often braised and eaten as game.

  • 🇪🇸Ave de tamaño mediano a grande, de cola larga y plumaje vistoso, originaria del Viejo Mundo pero hoy extendida por muchas regiones; su carne se guisa y se consume como caza.
  1. Bird species B1 formal

    A large, long-tailed game bird originally from Asia, now found in many parts of the world, often hunted for sport or food.

    • The hunter spotted a pheasant in the field.
    • Pheasants are known for their colorful plumage.
    • We saw a pheasant running across the road.

    🇪🇸Faisán

  2. Food B2 formal

    The meat of a pheasant, typically cooked by braising or roasting.

    • For dinner, they served roasted pheasant with vegetables.
    • The chef braised the pheasant in a rich wine sauce.
    • Pheasant meat is leaner than chicken.

    🇪🇸Carne de faisán

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