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20 examples found containing '鶏'
この
にわとり
ちかごろ
近頃
たまご
まない

This hen does not lay eggs at all these days.
えた
にわとり
たまご
まない

Fat hens lay few eggs.
かのじょ
彼女
にわとり
った

She bought a chicken.
りんじん
隣人
にわとり
じぶん
自分
にわとり
まさる
My neighbors's hen is better than mine.
その
にわとり
さいきん
最近
たまご
んでいない

The chicken hasn't laid eggs lately.
きょう
今日
たまご
あした
明日
にわとり
まさ

Better an egg today than a hen tomorrow.
その
にく
にわとり
にく
です
That meat is chicken.
その
めす
にわとり
いっしゅうかん
一週間
たまご
いている

The hen has been brooding its eggs for a week.
この
にわとり
ちかごろ
近頃
ちっとも
たまご
まない

This hen does not lay eggs at all these days.
にわとり
ごえ
よあ
夜明
まえぶ
前触
です
The crowing of a cock is the harbinger of dawn.
わたし
たち
にわとり
きのう
昨日
たくさん
たまご
んだ

Our hens laid a lot of eggs yesterday.
わたし
たち
ひき
いぬ
ひき
ねこ
にわとり
っている

We have two dogs, three cats, and six chickens.
だいく
大工
むすこ
息子
にわとり
こや
小屋
つく
ってやる
いたって
かんたん
簡単
ことである
It is duck soup for a carpenter to construct a chicken coop for his son.
にわとり
たね
えさとして
あた
える

Feed chickens with seeds.
しちめんちょう
七面鳥
にわとり
より
すこ
おお
きい

A turkey is a little bigger than a chicken.
この
にわとり
とうあ
唐揚
そのまましておくです
Are you going to let this fried chicken go begging?
いぬ
ねこ
にわとり
ようにしなさい
Try getting a dog, a cat or a chicken.
こうしょく
好色
とうさく
倒錯
ちが
こうしょく
好色
なら
はね
つか
使
とうさく
倒錯
なら
にわとり
まるごと
つか
使

"What's the difference between erotic and kinky?" "Erotic is when you use a feather and kinky is when you use a whole chicken."
この
にわとり
しゅう
なんこ
何個
たまご
みます

How many eggs does this hen lay each week?
うし
われわれ
我々
ミルクくれ
にわとり
たまご
くれる
Cows give us milk and chickens give us eggs.
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