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guinea hen

/ˈɡɪni hen/

Traduction: Oiseau originaire d'Afrique, souvent domestiqué pour sa chair et ses œufs, connu pour son plumage tacheté et son cri fort.

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/ˈɡɪni hen/B1formal
  • frOiseau originaire d'Afrique, souvent domestiqué pour sa chair et ses œufs, connu pour son plumage tacheté et son cri fort.

A type of bird native to Africa, often domesticated for its meat and eggs, known for its spotted feathers and loud call.

  1. Bird speciesB1formal

    A domesticated or wild bird native to Africa, known for its spotted feathers and loud call.

    frPintade

    • The guinea hen roamed freely around the farm.
    • Guinea hens are often kept for pest control.
    • We spotted a guinea hen in the tall grass.
  2. Culinary termB2formal

    The meat of this bird, used as a food source, often considered a delicacy.

    frPintade (viande)

    • The restaurant served roasted guinea hen with herbs.
    • Guinea hen meat is leaner than chicken.
    • She prepared a traditional stew with guinea hen.