rooster

/roo-ster/US // ˈru stər //UK // (ˈruːstə) //

雄鸡,公鸡

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : the male of domestic fowl and certain game birds; cock.
- : a representation of this bird, used as an emblem of the Democratic Party from 1842 to 1874.
- : Informal. a cocky person.

as infowl

Synonyms

In 2019, the bronze horse head statue was returned nearly 160 years after it was pilfered, but the whereabouts of the snake, dog, sheep, dragon and rooster remain unknown.
Hens were raised as egg layers while the roosters were the first ones to become Sunday dinner.
In fact, hunters could harvest as much as 93 percent of pre-hunt roosters without hurting the population as a whole, according to Pheasants Forever, a nonprofit dedicated to conserving wildlife habitat.
Lawler notes that in the Zoroastrian religion of the Persians, the rooster was of the utmost importance.
His last words were, “Crito, we owe a rooster to Asclepius.”
Nicaragua: The name of the country's traditional dish, gallo pinto, translates to "spotted rooster."
Samuelsson: I love to head over to Red Rooster and see my guests.
The Daily Beast: Is the holiday a busy time for Red Rooster Harlem?
For the rooster who was always perched on the weather-vane on the barn was up so high and he shone like gold.
But Mother Wyandotte didn't bother about anything so high in the sky as the sun and the rooster.
There were a number of chickens on board and each rooster seemed obliged to salute the dawn with a fanfare of crowing.
The little bantam can crow quicker, oftener and with more ginger than any other on the place.

/roo-ster/US // ˈru stər //UK // (ˈruːstə) //

雄鸡,公鸡

n.名词 noun

1
- : the male of domestic fowl and certain game birds; cock.
- : a representation of this bird, used as an emblem of the Democratic Party from 1842 to 1874.
- : Informal. a cocky person.

as infowl

Synonyms

In 2019, the bronze horse head statue was returned nearly 160 years after it was pilfered, but the whereabouts of the snake, dog, sheep, dragon and rooster remain unknown.
Hens were raised as egg layers while the roosters were the first ones to become Sunday dinner.
In fact, hunters could harvest as much as 93 percent of pre-hunt roosters without hurting the population as a whole, according to Pheasants Forever, a nonprofit dedicated to conserving wildlife habitat.
Lawler notes that in the Zoroastrian religion of the Persians, the rooster was of the utmost importance.
His last words were, “Crito, we owe a rooster to Asclepius.”
Nicaragua: The name of the country's traditional dish, gallo pinto, translates to "spotted rooster."
Samuelsson: I love to head over to Red Rooster and see my guests.
The Daily Beast: Is the holiday a busy time for Red Rooster Harlem?
For the rooster who was always perched on the weather-vane on the barn was up so high and he shone like gold.
But Mother Wyandotte didn't bother about anything so high in the sky as the sun and the rooster.
There were a number of chickens on board and each rooster seemed obliged to salute the dawn with a fanfare of crowing.
The little bantam can crow quicker, oftener and with more ginger than any other on the place.