chick

S2 W2

BrE /tʃɪk/ AmE /tʃɪk/

noun en → es

1 YOUNG BIRD [singular] A2

a young bird, especially a female chicken or other domestic fowl

pollita, pichón

Collocations chick hatching

  • The chick hatched from the egg.

    La pollita salió del huevo.

2 YOUNG WOMAN [singular] B1

a young woman, especially one regarded as attractive or fashionable

chica, joven

Collocations pretty chick

  • She's a real chick magnet.

    Ella es un verdadero imán para chicas.

3 SLANG [singular] B2

used as an affectionate or familiar form of address for a young woman

chica, guapa

Collocations Hey chick!

  • Hey chick, how's it going?

    ¡Hola guapa, ¿cómo estás?

4 SLANG [singular] C1

used as a term of abuse for someone regarded as weak or cowardly

ciega, cobardica

Collocations chick out

  • He's such a chick!

    ¡Es un cobarde total!

5 SLANG [singular] C1

used as an insult for someone who is considered to be stupid or foolish

tonta, idiota

Collocations chick move

  • That was a chick thing to do.

    Eso fue una estupidez.

6 SLANG [singular] C1

used as an insult for someone who is considered to be unattractive or unfashionable

feo, anticuada

Collocations chick out

  • She's such a chick!

    ¡Ella es tan fea!

7 SLANG [singular] C1

used as an insult for someone who is considered to be lazy or unproductive

perezosa, holgazana

Collocations chick out

  • He's such a chick!

    ¡Él es tan holgazán!

8 SLANG [singular] C1

used as an insult for someone who is considered to be dishonest or untrustworthy

mentirosa, deshonesta

Collocations chick out

  • She's such a chick!

    ¡Ella es tan deshonesta!