What is 'poulets' called in English?

'poulets' in English is called "Chickens". Chickens refers to: Les poulets sont des volailles domestiques communes élevées pour leurs œufs ou leur viande.

How do you pronounce 'Chickens' and 'poulets'?

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What is an example sentence for Chickens in French?

English: "The farmer raises many chickens for their eggs." | French: "L'agriculteur élève de nombreux poulets pour leurs œufs."

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English to French Dictionary

chickens Meaning in French (chickens signification en français)

poulets, lâches

Synonymes:poulesvolailles

poulets in English:chickens

Phonetic:poulet

Plural: chickens

Gender:Masculin

Quick Answer • En bref

La signification de chickens en français est poulets, lâches. (Les poulets sont des volailles domestiques communes élevées pour leurs œufs ou leur viande.)

Definitions of Chickens

1
noun
poulets
Chickens are common domesticated fowl kept for their eggs or meat.
Les poulets sont des volailles domestiques communes élevées pour leurs œufs ou leur viande.
2
noun(informal)
lâches
Informally, 'chickens' can refer to people who are cowardly or easily frightened.
Informellement, 'poulets' peut faire référence à des personnes qui sont lâches ou facilement effrayées.

Example Sentences

“The farmer raises many chickens for their eggs.”

L'agriculteur élève de nombreux poulets pour leurs œufs.

“We had roasted chickens for dinner last night.”

Nous avons mangé du poulet rôti hier soir.

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Synonyms (Synonymes)

In French:

poulesvolailles

In English:

fowl poultry

Antonyms (Antonymes)

In French:

courageux

Inflected Word Forms

nounchicken

nounrooster

nounhen

adjectivechicken-hearted

diminutivechick

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

chicken outphrasal_verb

To decide not to do something because you are too frightened.

run around like a chicken with its head cut offidiom

To act in a frantic and disorganized way.

don't count your chickens before they hatchidiom

Don't make plans based on something good happening until it has actually happened.