Sentence examples of "chickens" in English with translation "poule"

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Curses, like chickens, come home to roost. Les malédictions sont comme les poules, elles reviennent toujours à la maison.
Cows give us milk and chickens, eggs. Les vaches nous donnent du lait et les poules, des œufs.
We have two dogs, three cats, and six chickens. Nous avons deux chiens, trois chats et six poules.
My uncle asked me to take care of the chickens. Mon oncle m'a demandé de m'occuper des poules.
Can you catch the chicken? Peux-tu attraper la poule ?
The chicken hasn't laid eggs lately. Cette poule n'a pas pondu récemment.
Which came first, the chicken or the egg? Lequel est venu en premier, la poule ou l'œuf ?
That chicken hasn't laid any eggs recently. Cette poule n'a pas pondu d'œufs récemment.
That chicken hasn't laid any eggs lately. Cette poule n'a pas pondu d'œufs récemment.
The Crèvecœur is a rare breed of French chicken. La Crèvecoeur est une race rare de poules françaises.
In the countryside, everybody used to breed chicken and rabbits. Autrefois, à la campagne tout le monde élevait des poules et des lapins.
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