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Meanings of poultry in English

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Domesticated birds kept by humans for their eggs, meat, or feathers.

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organisms known by a particular common name

A domesticated gallinaceous bird thought to be descended from the red jungle fowl.

domestic fowlfowl

Meat from poultry birds.

poultry meat
Usage of poultry in English
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However, the move could indeed be to protect the local poultry industry.
The South African
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The virus has swept through poultry across Asia to Africa and Europe.
Reuters
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But the word used to have another, very different meaning: poultry dealer.
The Irish Times
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It said a global ban on British poultry exports would be unjustified.
Reuters
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Now you need to process a large amount of poultry, and fast.
Canning & preserving for dummies 2nd edition
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Comments Here's a really useful, great tasting glaze for salmon or poultry.
Radio NZ
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Cargill said it does not export U.S. meat and poultry to China.
Reuters
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About 4 million Bangladeshis are directly or indirectly associated with poultry farming.
Reuters
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About four million Bangladeshis are directly or indirectly associated with poultry farming.
Reuters
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About four million Bangladeshis were directly or indirectly associated with poultry farming.
Reuters
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Poland's chief veterinary officer said Lithuania had not banned Polish poultry imports.
Reuters
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This is the same strain that has been affecting poultry in Europe.
The Guardian
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They used to live in Yukhovichi as farmers, keeping cows and poultry.
Reuters
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Czech supermarket chains have said consumers showed few sign of shunning poultry.
Reuters
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Biosecurity assessment in poultry farms is important for disease prevention and control.
Pubmed
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South Korea also reported an outbreak at a poultry farm on Thursday.
Reuters
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