late 14c., "young fowl" (late 13c. as a surname), from Anglo-French pullet, Old French poulette, poilette, diminutive of poule, poille "hen," from Vulgar Latin *pulla, fem. of Latin pullus "young animal," especially "young fowl" (source also of Spanish pollo "chicken," Italian pollo "fowl;" see foal (n.)). Technically, a young hen from the time she begins to lay until the first molt.
双语例句
1. The little pullet pushed through the crowded henhouse over to the door .
小母鸡艰难地走过拥挤鸡群走到门口。
来自辞典例句
2. That is to vaccinate a pullet flock at least twice for IBD.
这就是:对青年鸡至少进行2次IBD免疫.
来自互联网
3. Better an egg today than a pullet.
今天一个鸡蛋,胜过明天一只小母鸡.
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英英释意
1. flesh of a medium-sized young chicken suitable for frying
2. young hen usually less than a year old
实用场景例句
Better an egg today than a pullet.
今天一个鸡蛋,胜过明天一只小母鸡.
期刊摘选
That is to vaccinate a pullet flock at least twice for IBD.
这就是:对青年鸡至少进行2次IBD免疫.
期刊摘选
The little pullet pushed through the crowded henhouse over to the door .
