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肉雞

简肉鸡 · 繁肉雞

Mandarin · pinyin ròu jī

chicken raised for meat
broiler
(computing) zombie
infected computer in a botnet

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肉: ròu · flesh; meat; Kangxi radical 130
雞: jī · chickens; domestic fowl
鸡: jī · chicken

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4–1 · rou4 ji1

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noun

chicken that is specially raised for its meat; broiler
(hacking slang) compromised device; device that is under control of the hacker

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