chicken

• Descreve uma pessoa que é covarde ou que se assusta facilmente; medroso, que tem medo de enfrentar situações.

Describes someone who is cowardly or easily frightened.

1. CowardlyB1informal

   Lacking courage; easily frightened.

   Covarde

   • Don't be so chicken! Just jump off the diving board.
   • He was too chicken to ask her out.
   • They called him chicken for backing out of the bet.

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• Substantivo que designa uma ave doméstica comum (Gallus gallus domesticus), criada para produção de ovos e carne, ou a carne dessa ave.

A noun referring to a common domestic bird (Gallus gallus domesticus) kept for its eggs and meat, or the meat of this bird.

1. Domestic fowlA1formal

   A common domestic bird kept for its eggs and meat.

   Galinha

   • The farmer raises chickens on his farm.
   • The chicken laid an egg this morning.
   • Children enjoy feeding the chickens in the yard.

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2. A1formal

   The meat of a chicken used as food.

   Frango

   • We had roasted chicken for dinner.
   • She ordered a chicken sandwich for lunch.
   • Chicken soup is good for a cold.

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3. Cowardly personB1informal

   A person who is easily frightened or lacks courage.

   Covarde

   • Don't be such a chicken; just jump!
   • He called me a chicken for not trying the roller coaster.
   • She's no chicken; she stood up for herself.

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