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pullet

/ˈpʊl.ɪt/

Traduction: Nom désignant une jeune poule, généralement âgée de moins d'un an, ou la viande d'une telle volaille, souvent adaptée à la rôtisserie.

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noun

/ˈpʊl.ɪt/C2formal
  • frNom désignant une jeune poule, généralement âgée de moins d'un an, ou la viande d'une telle volaille, souvent adaptée à la rôtisserie.

A noun referring to a young hen, typically less than a year old, or the flesh of such a chicken, often suitable for frying.

  1. Young chicken meatB1formalculinary

    The flesh of a medium-sized young chicken, typically suitable for frying or roasting.

    frChair de jeune poule

    • She roasted a pullet for Sunday dinner.
    • Pullet meat is tender and perfect for frying.
    • The recipe calls for a whole pullet, cut into pieces.
  2. B1formal

    A young hen, typically less than one year old, that has not yet started laying eggs.

    frPoulette

    • The farmer raised a flock of pullets for egg production.
    • Pullets are usually kept separate from older hens.
    • She bought a pullet from the local market.
Formes
  • pullets plural form
  • pullets' possessive plural form
  • pullet's possessive singular form