Examples of using "курица" in a sentence and their english translations:
Chicken again?
The chicken is raw.
The chicken is overcooked.
That's a hen.
The hen ate an earthworm.
The hen is hatching her chicks.
- The hen has laid an egg.
- The chicken has laid an egg.
- The chicken laid an egg.
- The hen laid an egg.
The chicken is in the kitchen.
This chicken is very tender.
The chicken is in the fridge.
The hen pecked the wheat.
I know, it's a chicken. So, check this out.
- It tastes like chicken!
- It tastes like chicken.
- This tastes like chicken.
I like roast chicken.
The hen hatched five eggs.
- The chicken's laid a lot of eggs.
- The chicken has laid a lot of eggs.
The chicken laid an egg this morning.
The hen lays an egg almost every day.
The chicken was oversalted and inedible.
This is the goose that lays the golden eggs.
I really dislike chicken.
The chicken hasn't laid eggs lately.
The hen has laid an egg.
Which came first, the chicken or the egg?
What came first? The egg or the hen?
Even a black hen lays white eggs.
The hen has been brooding its eggs for a week.
Chicken and rice is Tom's favorite dish.
A chicken is not a bird, and a woman is not a person.
"Chicken does this, chicken does that. I love it."
And what he was doing was tracking
The chicken hasn't laid eggs lately.
Which do you like better, chicken or fish?
As for me, I like chicken better than pork.
Chicken, tuna and soybeans are good sources of protein.
How many eggs does this hen lay each week?
This hen lays an egg almost every day.
I think stuffed chicken is a magnificent dish.
The chicken hasn't laid eggs lately.
That chicken hasn't laid any eggs lately.
What? You can't do it? You coward! Chicken!
He is running around like a headless chicken.
Is roast chicken on the menu tonight?
He has bad handwriting.
A critic is a hen that clucks while others are laying.
The hen sits on her eggs until they hatch.
and I understood that that chicken was a closed loop system.
The hen sits on her eggs until they hatch.
"Why did the chicken cross the road?" is a very well-known English riddle, to which there are a multiplicity of answers.
“I can understand Lithuanian; I can even read it a little, but I write like a horse,” Inga joked.
A rooster crows, a frog croaks, a dog barks, a puppy yips, a pig oinks, a goat bleats, a cow moos, a cat meows, and a chicken clucks.
"Give me a kuritsa please!" "What?" "Kuritza! I want a kuritsa! Give me this kuritsa." "No, this is a chicken." "I don't want a chicken. I want a kuritsa!"