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noun1) Küken, das* * *[ ik](a baby bird: One of the chicks fell out of the blackbird's nest.) das Küken* * *[tʃɪk]n* * *[tʃɪk]n2) (inf: child) Kleine(s) ntshe's some chick — sie ist nicht ohne (inf)
* * *chick [tʃık] s1. Küken n, junger Vogel3. sl oft pej Biene f, Puppe f (beide umg oft pej) (Mädchen)* * *noun1) Küken, das* * *n. -
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4 chick
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5 chick lit
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6 chick-magnet
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7 chick pea
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8 chicken-livered
chick·en-ˈheart·ed, ˈchick·en-liv·eredadj ängstlich, feige* * *chicken-livered adja) ängstlich, furchtsamb) feig -
9 chicken-hearted
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10 'chicken-livered
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11 chicken broth
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12 chicken farm
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13 chicken run
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14 chicken wire
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15 chickweed
chick·weed[ˈtʃɪkwi:d]* * ** * *n.Vogelmiere f. -
16 chicken coop
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17 chickenfeed
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18 chickenshit
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19 chicken yard
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20 chicken
chick·en [ʼtʃɪkɪn] ngrilled \chicken Grillhähnchen nt;to play \chicken eine Mutprobe machen [o ablegen];PHRASES:it's a \chicken and egg situation hier stellt sich die Frage, was zuerst da war: die Henne oder das Ei?, das ist eine [echte] Zwickmühle;to be no spring \chicken nicht mehr der/die Jüngste sein ( fam)don't count your \chickens before they're hatched (your \chickens before they're hatched) man soll den Tag nicht vor dem Abend loben ( prov) adj; ( pej) (sl) feige, ängstlich;to be too \chicken to do sth zu feige sein, [um] etw zu tun
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