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roosters

/ˈruːstərz/

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noun

公鸡，雄鸡

A male domestic chicken (Gallus gallus domesticus) or other gallinaceous bird.

Examples :

"The loud crowing of the roosters woke the farmer early in the morning. "

大公鸡响亮的啼叫声一大早就把农夫吵醒了。

animal bird agriculture food

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noun

栖息的鸟，栖鸟。

A bird or bat which roosts or is roosting.

Examples :

"The roosters settled on their perch in the barn as the sun began to set, ready to sleep for the night. "

太阳开始落山的时候，那些正在栖息的公鸡在谷仓里的栖木上安顿下来，准备睡觉了。

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noun

线人，告密者.

Examples :

""The gang members didn't trust anyone; they suspected there were roosters among them feeding information to the police." "

帮派成员谁也不信任，他们怀疑有人是线人，给警察通风报信。

person police communication job

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noun

流氓，恶棍

A violent or disorderly person.

Examples :

"The group of roosters in the office were constantly arguing and disrupting meetings. "

办公室里的那群流氓总是争吵不休，扰乱会议。

person character

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noun

好斗者, 自大的人。

A powerful, prideful, or pompous person.

Examples :

""The office was full of roosters, all vying for the boss's attention with their boastful ideas." "

办公室里全是些好斗者，个个都吹嘘着自己的想法，争着想得到老板的注意。

person character

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noun

男人，男子。

(originally United States slang) A man.

Examples :

"Back in the day, they called the guys hanging out at the diner "roosters." "

以前，那些在小餐馆闲逛的男人被称为“公鸡”（指男人）。

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noun

紫罗兰 (zǐ luó lán)，鸡公车 (jī gōng chē) 游戏中用的紫罗兰.

A wild violet, when used in a children's game based on cockfighting.

Examples :

"During recess, the children plucked the roosters from the lawn, carefully preparing for their mock cockfighting game. "

下课时，孩子们从草坪上摘下紫罗兰，小心翼翼地准备着他们的鸡公车游戏。

game plant animal

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专为立法者自身利益制定的法案

Legislation solely devised to benefit the legislators proposing it.

Examples :

"The committee rejected several amendments because they suspected the original bill was just a set of "roosters" designed to give the committee members themselves more power and funding. "

委员会否决了几项修正案，因为他们怀疑最初的法案只是一套“专为立法者自身利益制定的法案”，旨在给予委员会成员自身更多的权力和资金。

politics government law