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1 hens cackle
hens cackle (lay eggs, roost) куры кудахчут (несут яйца, садятся на насест/сидят на насесте) -
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cackle [ˈkækl]1. noun[hens] caqueter ; ( = laugh) glousser* * *['kækl] 1.2.cut the cackle! — (colloq) arrêtez de jacasser!
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1. noun2. intransitive verbhe gave a loud cackle — er prustete los (ugs.)
1) [Henne:] gackern2) (laugh) meckernd lachen* * *['kækl] 1. noun1) (the sound made by a hen or goose.) das Gackern2) (a laugh which sounds like this: an evil cackle.) das Gelächter2. verb(to make such a sound.) gackern* * *cack·le[ˈkækl̩]II. nto give a \cackle gackernto cut the \cackle mit dem Geschnatter aufhören* * *['kkl]1. n(of hens) Gackern nt; (= laughter) (meckerndes) Lachen; (inf, = chatter) Geblödel nt (inf)2. vi(hens) gackern; (= laugh) meckernd lachen; (inf = talk) schwatzen* * *cackle [ˈkækl]B v/t Worte etc (hervor)schnattern, gackernC s Gegacker n, Geschnatter n, fig auch gackerndes Lachen:cut the cackle! Br umg Schluss mit dem Geschnatter!* * *1. noun1) (clucking of hen) Gackern, das2) (laughter) [meckerndes] Gelächter; (laugh)2. intransitive verbhe gave a loud cackle — er prustete los (ugs.)
1) [Henne:] gackern2) (laugh) meckernd lachen* * *v.gackern v.schnattern v. -
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------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] cackle[Swahili Word] -gogoreka[Part of Speech] verb[Note] onomatopoeic------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] cackle[Swahili Word] -kokoleka[Part of Speech] verb[Note] onomatopoeic------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] cackle[Swahili Word] -kokoreka[Part of Speech] verb[Note] onomatopoeic------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] cackle (of hens)[Swahili Word] tetea[Part of Speech] noun------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] cackle (of hens)[Swahili Word] tora[Part of Speech] noun------------------------------------------------------------ -
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[hen]n- egg laying hen- spackled hen
- hen's breast
- keep hens
- set a hen on eggs
- hens cackle
- hens hatch eggsCHOICE OF WORDS:Русское существительное "куры" (в значении "живая домашняя птица: куры, утки, гуси, индюшки") соответствует английскому hens и fowl: I must go and feed hens. Мне надо накормить кур. We keep a lot of fowl. Мы держим много птицы. Русское существительное "куры" в значении "птица, содержащаяся для мяса и яиц (куры, утки, гуси)", соответствует английскому существительному poultry: poultry farm птицефабрика/птицеводческое хозяйство/птичий двор; Frozen poultry is very reasonably priced at the moment. Мороженая птица сейчас недорога. Существительное "куры" в значении "куриное мясо" - chicken - chicken meat, chicken soup: I'd like roast chicken for dinner. Я хочу на обед жареную курицу/жареного цыпленка. Куриное/птичье мясо, предназначенное или находящееся в продаже, соответствует английскому собирательному существительному poultry -
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[hen]сущ.1) курицаhens cackle, cluck — куры кудахчут
hens lay eggs — куры кладут / несут яйца
а) тетёрка; куропаткаSyn:б) самка омара или рыбы3)а) шутл. женщина, женаб) болтушка, квочка••like a hen with one chicken — хлопотливо; как курица с яйцом
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gabble — gab•ble [[t]ˈgæb əl[/t]] v. bled, bling, n. 1) to speak or converse rapidly and unintelligibly; jabber 2) (of hens, geese, etc.) to cackle 3) to utter rapidly and unintelligibly 4) rapid, unintelligible talk 5) any quick succession of meaningless … From formal English to slang
