baby chick; newly hatched chicken
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Meanings
1 sense · 4 examplesnoun
newly hatched chick; baby chicken
Also written as 仔鸡 (zǎi jī). Refers specifically to chickens that have just emerged from the egg, typically within the first few weeks of life. Commonly used in agricultural, culinary, and biological contexts.
Zhè这
xiē些
zǐ子
jī鸡
gāng刚
gāng刚
pò破
ké壳
ér而
chū出
，
fēi非
cháng常
cuì脆
ruò弱
。
These baby chicks have just hatched and are very fragile.
Nóng农
chǎng场
zhǔ主
dìng订
gòu购
le了
yī一
bǎi百
zhī只
zǐ子
jī鸡
lái来
kuò扩
dà大
yǎng养
zhí殖
guī规
mó模
。
The farmer ordered one hundred chicks to expand the breeding operation.
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Zhè这
dào道
cài菜
xū需
yào要
yòng用
zǐ子
jī鸡
lái来
pēng烹
rèn饪
，
ròu肉
zhì质
cái才
huì会
xiān鲜
nèn嫩
。
This dish needs to be cooked with young chicken for the meat to be tender and fresh.
Yě也
zuò作
zǎi仔
jī鸡
。
Also written as 仔鸡 (zǎi jī).