cockerel in Russian
cockerel in Russian is петушо́к — cockerel means a young male chicken.
cockerel in Russian
петушо́к
Pronounced: petushok
A young male chicken.
What does "cockerel" mean?
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noun A young male chicken.
"The cockerel hadn't yet learned to crow properly."
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cockerel in a sentence
- The cockerel hadn't yet learned to crow properly.
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What is "cockerel" in Russian?
"cockerel" in Russian is петушо́к. cockerel means: A young male chicken.
How do you pronounce петушо́к?
"cockerel" in Russian is петушо́к, pronounced "petushok".
How do you use "cockerel" in a sentence?
Example: "The cockerel hadn't yet learned to crow properly." In Russian, "cockerel" is петушо́к.
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