chicken

US /ˈtʃɪk.ɪn/
UK /ˈtʃɪk.ɪn/
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1.

pollo, gallina

a domestic fowl kept for its eggs or meat, especially a young one

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She bought a whole chicken for dinner.
Ella compró un pollo entero para la cena.
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The farmer raises chickens for eggs.
El granjero cría pollos para huevos.
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gallina, cobarde

a person who is a coward

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Don't be a chicken, jump in!
¡No seas un gallina, salta!
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He was too chicken to ask her out.
Era demasiado gallina para invitarla a salir.
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acobardarse, echarse para atrás

to back out of a challenge or dangerous situation due to fear

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He was going to jump, but he chickened out at the last minute.
Iba a saltar, pero se acobardó en el último minuto.
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Don't chicken out now, we're almost there!
¡No te acobardes ahora, ya casi llegamos!
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cobarde, gallina

cowardly or timid

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That was a really chicken move.
Ese fue un movimiento realmente cobarde.
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He's too chicken to admit his mistake.
Es demasiado gallina para admitir su error.
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