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1 poulterer
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2 poulterer poul·ter·er n Brit
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['pəʊltrɪ]* * *['pəultri](farmyard birds, eg hens, ducks, geese, turkeys: They keep poultry.) pollame* * *poultry /ˈpəʊltrɪ/n. [u] (collett.)1 pollame● poultry breeder (o poultry farmer), allevatore di polli; pollicoltore □ poultry breeding (o poultry farming) pollicoltura □ poultry dealer, pollivendolo □ poultry farm, allevamento di polli; azienda avicola □ the poultry industry, l'industria dell'allevamento dei polli □ poultry packer, imballatore di polli da mercato □ poultry pen, pollaio □ ( cucina) poultry shears, trinciapollo □ poultry shop, polleria.* * *['pəʊltrɪ]
См. также в других словарях:
Poulterer — Poul ter*er, n. One who deals in poultry. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
poulterer — ► NOUN Brit. ▪ a dealer in poultry … English terms dictionary
poulterer — [pōl′tər ər] n. [ME pulter < MFr pouletier < poulet (see POULTRY) + ER] Brit. a dealer in poultry and game: also Archaic poulter … English World dictionary
poulterer — noun Etymology: alteration of Middle English pulter, from Anglo French pulleter Date: 1622 one that deals in poultry … New Collegiate Dictionary
poulterer — /pohl teuhr euhr/, n. Brit. a dealer in poultry, hares, and game; poultryman. [1525 35; obs. poulter poultry dealer ( < MF pouletier; see PULLET, IER2) + ER1] * * * … Universalium
poulterer — noun A dealer in poultry. Syn: poulter … Wiktionary
poulterer — poul·ter·er || pəʊltÉ™rÉ™(r) n. seller of chicken or poultry (British) … English contemporary dictionary
poulterer — noun Brit. a dealer in poultry. Origin C16: from archaic poulter, from OFr. pouletier … English new terms dictionary
poulterer — noun (C) BrE old fashioned someone who sells poultry … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
poulterer — poul·ter·er … English syllables
poulterer — poul•ter•er [[t]ˈpoʊl tər ər[/t]] n. brit. a dealer in poultry, hares, and game • Etymology: 1525–35; obs. poulter poultry dealer (< MF pouletier; see pullet, ier II) + er I … From formal English to slang