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1 chick
[ ik](a baby bird: One of the chicks fell out of the blackbird's nest.) filhote* * *[tʃik] n 1 pintinho. 2 passarinho recém-saído do ovo. 3 criança. 4 sl moça, rapariga. -
2 chick
[ ik](a baby bird: One of the chicks fell out of the blackbird's nest.) filhote de ave -
3 chick pea
chick peaBot grão-de-bico. -
4 chickaree
chick.a.ree[tʃ'ikəri:] n Zool espécie de esquilo vermelho dos EUA. -
5 chicken broth
chick.en broth[tʃ'ikin brɔθ] n canja, caldo de galinha. -
6 chicken butcher
chick.en butch.er[tʃ'ikin butʃə] n vendedor de aves e de carne de aves. -
7 chicken coop
chick.en coop[tʃ'ikin ku:p] n galinheiro. -
8 chicken feed
chick.en feed[tʃ'ikin fi:d] n Amer coll 1 pouco dinheiro. 2 coisa à toa. 3 quirera.————————chicken feedsl mixaria, pouco dinheiro. -
9 chicken wire
chick.en wire[tʃ'ikin waiə] n tela de arame (para galinheiros). -
10 chicken-breasted
chick.en-breast.ed[tʃikin br'estid] adj coll que tem o peito estreito, que tem peito proeminente, peito de pombo. -
11 chicken-livered
chick.en-liv.ered[tʃikin l'ivəd] adj covarde. -
12 chickling
chick.ling[tʃ'ikliŋ] n pinto, pintinho. -
13 chickpea
chick.pea[tʃ'ikpi:] n Bot grão-de-bico. -
14 chickweed
chick.weed[tʃ'ikwi:d] n Bot morrião-dos-passarinhos ( Stellaria media). -
15 chicken
[' ikin]1) (a young bird, especially a young hen: She keeps chickens.) galinha2) (its flesh used as food: a plate of fried chicken.) frango3) ((slang.) a coward.)•- chicken-pox
- chicken out* * *chick.en[tʃ'ikin] n 1 pinto. 2 Amer frango, franguinho, galinha. 3 filhote de ave doméstica e de algumas outras aves. 4 Amer qualquer ave doméstica. 5 carne de ave doméstica. 6 Amer sl rapariga, brotinho. 7 rapazola, rapaz. 8 Amer sl rapaz adolescente considerado objeto sexual de um homossexual adulto. • adj pequeno, novo, jovem, sl tímido, covarde, afeminado. I am no chicken / não sou mais criança. chicken-and-egg situation/ problem uma situação/problema de que é difícil determinar qual é o efeito e qual é a causa. don’t count your chickens before they are hatched fig não conte com o ovo antes de a galinha botar. that’s your chicken! isto é com você! to chicken out acovardar-se, desistir por perder a paciência. -
16 chicken-hearted
adjective (cowardly.) cobarde* * *chick.en-heart.ed[tʃikin h'a:tid] adj 1 medroso, covarde. 2 tímido. -
17 chicken-pox
noun (an infectious disease with fever and red itchy spots.) varicela* * *chick.en-pox[tʃ'ikin pɔks] n Med varicela, catapora. -
18 dabchick
dab.chick[d'æbtʃik] n Ornith = link=didapper didapper. -
19 pea
[pi:]1) (the round seed of a kind of climbing plant, eaten as a vegetable: We had roast beef, potatoes and peas for dinner.) ervilha2) (the plant which produces these seeds: We planted peas and beans this year.) ervilha* * *[pi:] n ervilha. • adj do tamanho da ervilha. chick pea Bot grão-de-bico. sweet pea Bot ervilha-de-cheiro. to be as like as two peas serem idênticos, cara de um, focinho do outro. -
20 peachick
pea.chick[p'i:tʃik] n 1 filhote de pavão. 2 pessoa jovem que se pavoneia.
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