poultry
domesticated birds for food
Birds like chickens, ducks, and turkeys that people keep for eggs or meat.
raise [poultry] on [a farm]
- The farmer keeps cattle and poultry on his land.
- New regulations were introduced to improve the welfare of poultry.
- The disease spread quickly through the region’s poultry flocks.
- Demand for organic poultry has increased in recent years.
- The company supplies poultry to supermarkets across the country.
- They raise poultry on a small farm.
- The price of poultry is very high this year.
- Many people keep poultry in their yard for fresh eggs.
- Poultry must be kept in a clean place.
- The government checks poultry for disease.
meat from birds as food
Meat from birds like chicken and turkey that people eat.
eat [poultry] instead of [red meat]
- Many people choose poultry over red meat for health reasons.
- The restaurant offers a wide range of poultry dishes.
- Poultry must be cooked thoroughly to avoid food poisoning.
- Sales of frozen poultry increased during the winter.
- The diet recommends lean poultry and fish instead of beef.
- I eat poultry twice a week.
- She does not eat red meat, only poultry and fish.
- Poultry should be kept in the fridge.
- We bought some fresh poultry at the market.
- This soup is made with poultry and vegetables.
- Base: poultry
- Plural: poultries, poultry
fresh poultry
1recent, unfrozen poultry meat
Poultry meat that is new and not frozen.
- The butcher recommends cooking fresh poultry within two days.
- We bought fresh poultry for the holiday meal.
frozen poultry
1poultry meat kept frozen
Poultry meat that is stored in a freezer to keep it for a long time.
- They sell mainly frozen poultry in large bags.
- Always thaw frozen poultry safely in the fridge.
poultry and livestock
1farm birds and other animals
A group name for poultry (like chickens) and other farm animals (like cows and pigs).
- The law covers both poultry and livestock farms.
- They provide feed for poultry and livestock across the region.
poultry farm
1farm for raising poultry
A farm where people keep and grow chickens and other birds for eggs or meat.
- Her family runs a small poultry farm outside the city.
- The tour included a visit to a modern poultry farm.
poultry farmer
1person who raises poultry
A person whose job is to keep and grow chickens and other birds for eggs or meat.
- The poultry farmer invested in new equipment to improve hygiene.
- Local poultry farmers are worried about rising feed costs.
poultry farming
1raising poultry as a business
The work or business of keeping and growing chickens and other birds for eggs or meat.
- He studied poultry farming at agricultural college.
- Poultry farming can be profitable on a small scale.
poultry industry
1business sector for poultry
All the businesses and people that work with poultry, from farms to companies that sell the meat and eggs.
- The poultry industry employs thousands of workers nationwide.
- New health rules will affect the entire poultry industry.
poultry meat
1meat from poultry birds
Meat that comes from birds like chicken, turkey, and duck.
- The report compares the fat content of red meat and poultry meat.
- Poultry meat is often recommended in low-fat diets.
poultry processing
1factory preparation of poultry
The work in factories where poultry is prepared and packed for shops and restaurants.
- The town’s largest employer is a poultry processing plant.
- New rules aim to improve safety in poultry processing.
poultry products
1foods made from poultry
Foods that come from poultry, such as meat and eggs.
- The company exports poultry products to several countries.
- Inspectors tested all poultry products for contamination.