1.That guy's a bit of a chook. She's a bit of a chook.

那家伙有些怂。她有点怂。

2.Maybe if someone said, you know, " Go to the boot and get some bush chooks and we'll crack a tinnie."

是有人说，你懂得“去找靴子，拿点灌木鸡，我们开瓶啤酒。”

3.Allan Yeah nah, the chook looks done, I reckon.

是, 艾伦, 这道菜看起来已做好了, 我想。机翻

4.He said, Yeah nah, the chook looks done, I reckon.

他说, 是, 不, 这道菜看起来已做好了, 我想。机翻

5.And the idea here is that they are like a chook that is about to lay eggs and have baby chickens.

这个词面意思是，它们就像一只即将下蛋和生小鸡鸡。

6.And do you know what a chook is?

你知道什么是chook吗?机翻

7.In Aussie slang, 'chook' means chicken, Allan said the chook – the chicken - looks done.

在澳大利亚俚语中，“chook”意思是鸡，Allan 说 chook – 鸡肉 - 看起来已完成了。机翻

8.I reckon is an informal way of saying 'I think' and Allan doesn't think that the chook needs any more cooking so he disagrees with Claire.

我认为这是说“我认为”一种非正式方式，Allan 认为 chook 不需要再煮了，所以他不同意 Claire。机翻

9.A chook 'A chook' is a female chicken, but you'll often use it on someone sort of as a term of endearment, if they're being a bit… I don't know, if they're a bit scared to do something.

一只雌鸡“A chook”指是一只雌性鸡，但你常用它来形容一种人，他们有点… … 我不知道怎么说，他们有点害怕做某事。