Definition of poultry in English:

poultry

noun ˈpəʊltriˈpoʊltri

mass noun

1Domestic fowl, such as chickens, turkeys, ducks, and geese.
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Example sentencesExamples
- The scheme now being introduced is a comprehensive one covering all farm animals and poultry.
- If a farmer wants to take a basket of poultry or a goat or two to the market, the bus company will be kind enough to help.
- The poultry industry is backing the importance of good hygiene in the kitchen.
- It would then be the duty of every owner and every person in charge of poultry in that area to comply with that notice.
- Specific arrangements may need to be put in place for poultry, horses, fish and exotic livestock.
- There are many pure breeds of poultry in the UK, some of which are quite rare.
- He added that there was also evidence that playing certain music reduced stress within poultry as well.
- Diseased and other poultry on the Infected Premises will be slaughtered quickly.
- More than one million poultry have been culled since the start of the year in a bid to stem the spread of the disease.
- These included not only the normal range of meat joints and poultry, but also whole cattle and sheep.
- I love the fact that I can feed my family on our own home-grown pork, beef, lamb and poultry.
- Half of that number are cow dairies and the other half raise beef cattle, poultry, goats, and sheep.
- She milked the cows, reared poultry, made the butter and undertook a host of other chores.
- There's lots of fish and seafood to be had, as well as a selection of poultry and red meat.
- If horses and poultry live on these holdings, they can also be included in the collection scheme.
- Frozen turkeys or other poultry must always be thawed fully before cooking.
- If poultry are secured and lambing is done indoors, that would remove a food source for the foxes.
- Shanghai is the main consumer of livestock and poultry in the Yangtze River Delta.
- Among the competitors were classes of cattle, sheep and poultry judged by the region's animal experts.
- The authorities are also conducting tests on dead domestic poultry found in another area of the capital.
1. 1.1 The flesh of chickens and other domestic fowl as food.
  I haven't eaten red meat for 19 years and poultry for 12 years
  raw or cooked meat and poultry
  anyone handling raw poultry should wash their hands thoroughly

Origin

Middle English: from Old French pouletrie, from poulet 'pullet'.

pony from mid 17th century:
Different as they seem, pony and poultry (Middle English) have the same starting point. Latin pullus meant ‘young animal’, but it tended to be applied specifically to young horses and young chickens. The ‘young horse’ strand became Old French poulain ‘a foal’, and the diminutive form of this, poulenet, was adopted into Scots in the early 18th century as powny, coming into general English usage as pony. The ‘young chicken’ strand is the source of Old French pouletrie, from which we get poultry. See also monkey

Definition of poultry in US English:

poultry

nounˈpoʊltriˈpōltrē

1Domestic fowl, such as chickens, turkeys, ducks, and geese.
家禽
Example sentencesExamples
- Half of that number are cow dairies and the other half raise beef cattle, poultry, goats, and sheep.
- More than one million poultry have been culled since the start of the year in a bid to stem the spread of the disease.
- Among the competitors were classes of cattle, sheep and poultry judged by the region's animal experts.
- If a farmer wants to take a basket of poultry or a goat or two to the market, the bus company will be kind enough to help.
- Shanghai is the main consumer of livestock and poultry in the Yangtze River Delta.
- It would then be the duty of every owner and every person in charge of poultry in that area to comply with that notice.
- He added that there was also evidence that playing certain music reduced stress within poultry as well.
- There are many pure breeds of poultry in the UK, some of which are quite rare.
- These included not only the normal range of meat joints and poultry, but also whole cattle and sheep.
- I love the fact that I can feed my family on our own home-grown pork, beef, lamb and poultry.
- There's lots of fish and seafood to be had, as well as a selection of poultry and red meat.
- Frozen turkeys or other poultry must always be thawed fully before cooking.
- Specific arrangements may need to be put in place for poultry, horses, fish and exotic livestock.
- Diseased and other poultry on the Infected Premises will be slaughtered quickly.
- The authorities are also conducting tests on dead domestic poultry found in another area of the capital.
- She milked the cows, reared poultry, made the butter and undertook a host of other chores.
- The poultry industry is backing the importance of good hygiene in the kitchen.
- If poultry are secured and lambing is done indoors, that would remove a food source for the foxes.
- If horses and poultry live on these holdings, they can also be included in the collection scheme.
- The scheme now being introduced is a comprehensive one covering all farm animals and poultry.
1. 1.1 The flesh of chickens and other domestic fowl as food.
  I haven't eaten red meat for 19 years and poultry for 12 years
  raw or cooked meat and poultry
  anyone handling raw poultry should wash their hands thoroughly

Origin

Middle English: from Old French pouletrie, from poulet ‘pullet’.

单词	poultry
释义	Definition of poultry in English: poultry noun ˈpəʊltriˈpoʊltri mass noun 1Domestic fowl, such as chickens, turkeys, ducks, and geese. 家禽 Example sentencesExamples The scheme now being introduced is a comprehensive one covering all farm animals and poultry. If a farmer wants to take a basket of poultry or a goat or two to the market, the bus company will be kind enough to help. The poultry industry is backing the importance of good hygiene in the kitchen. It would then be the duty of every owner and every person in charge of poultry in that area to comply with that notice. Specific arrangements may need to be put in place for poultry, horses, fish and exotic livestock. There are many pure breeds of poultry in the UK, some of which are quite rare. He added that there was also evidence that playing certain music reduced stress within poultry as well. Diseased and other poultry on the Infected Premises will be slaughtered quickly. More than one million poultry have been culled since the start of the year in a bid to stem the spread of the disease. These included not only the normal range of meat joints and poultry, but also whole cattle and sheep. I love the fact that I can feed my family on our own home-grown pork, beef, lamb and poultry. Half of that number are cow dairies and the other half raise beef cattle, poultry, goats, and sheep. She milked the cows, reared poultry, made the butter and undertook a host of other chores. There's lots of fish and seafood to be had, as well as a selection of poultry and red meat. If horses and poultry live on these holdings, they can also be included in the collection scheme. Frozen turkeys or other poultry must always be thawed fully before cooking. If poultry are secured and lambing is done indoors, that would remove a food source for the foxes. Shanghai is the main consumer of livestock and poultry in the Yangtze River Delta. Among the competitors were classes of cattle, sheep and poultry judged by the region's animal experts. The authorities are also conducting tests on dead domestic poultry found in another area of the capital. 1.1 The flesh of chickens and other domestic fowl as food. I haven't eaten red meat for 19 years and poultry for 12 years raw or cooked meat and poultry anyone handling raw poultry should wash their hands thoroughly Origin Middle English: from Old French pouletrie, from poulet 'pullet'. pony from mid 17th century: Different as they seem, pony and poultry (Middle English) have the same starting point. Latin pullus meant ‘young animal’, but it tended to be applied specifically to young horses and young chickens. The ‘young horse’ strand became Old French poulain ‘a foal’, and the diminutive form of this, poulenet, was adopted into Scots in the early 18th century as powny, coming into general English usage as pony. The ‘young chicken’ strand is the source of Old French pouletrie, from which we get poultry. See also monkey Definition of poultry in US English: poultry nounˈpoʊltriˈpōltrē 1Domestic fowl, such as chickens, turkeys, ducks, and geese. 家禽 Example sentencesExamples Half of that number are cow dairies and the other half raise beef cattle, poultry, goats, and sheep. More than one million poultry have been culled since the start of the year in a bid to stem the spread of the disease. Among the competitors were classes of cattle, sheep and poultry judged by the region's animal experts. If a farmer wants to take a basket of poultry or a goat or two to the market, the bus company will be kind enough to help. Shanghai is the main consumer of livestock and poultry in the Yangtze River Delta. It would then be the duty of every owner and every person in charge of poultry in that area to comply with that notice. He added that there was also evidence that playing certain music reduced stress within poultry as well. There are many pure breeds of poultry in the UK, some of which are quite rare. These included not only the normal range of meat joints and poultry, but also whole cattle and sheep. I love the fact that I can feed my family on our own home-grown pork, beef, lamb and poultry. There's lots of fish and seafood to be had, as well as a selection of poultry and red meat. Frozen turkeys or other poultry must always be thawed fully before cooking. Specific arrangements may need to be put in place for poultry, horses, fish and exotic livestock. Diseased and other poultry on the Infected Premises will be slaughtered quickly. The authorities are also conducting tests on dead domestic poultry found in another area of the capital. She milked the cows, reared poultry, made the butter and undertook a host of other chores. The poultry industry is backing the importance of good hygiene in the kitchen. If poultry are secured and lambing is done indoors, that would remove a food source for the foxes. If horses and poultry live on these holdings, they can also be included in the collection scheme. The scheme now being introduced is a comprehensive one covering all farm animals and poultry. 1.1 The flesh of chickens and other domestic fowl as food. I haven't eaten red meat for 19 years and poultry for 12 years raw or cooked meat and poultry anyone handling raw poultry should wash their hands thoroughly Origin Middle English: from Old French pouletrie, from poulet ‘pullet’.
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