How do you say the crow of a chicken in English?

The answer to the question is as follows:

1. Chicks cry: piauler chirps, (children) cries; Make a creaking sound.

2. The hen's name is Chuck? Laugh softly

3. Does the duck quack? Quack (duck);

4. Pig? Pig barking: pig barking? sound of snoring

5. a dog? Dog barks: Bow wow? Imitate the barking of a dog, bark

6.meow: meow, meow, meow

The above are onomatopoeic words of English animal calls. Can vividly restore the sound of animals.

Baa: the sound of sheep.

Roar: To roar (a bull).

Baa: To call (a sheep or calf); Baa sound

Woof: (Dog) woof.

Bark (of a donkey, etc)

Buzz: (bees, mosquitoes, etc.). hum

Cackle: To cackle (after a hen lays an egg).

Cheep: (chicken) chirp; Chirp (of birds, etc)

Chirp: (Birds, insects, etc. Chirp, chirp, chirp.

Giggle: (Hens) cluck.

Chief Operating Officer: (Pigeons, Turtledoves, etc. ) cooing.

The cock crows; Whoa, whoa, whoa

To bark (a dog).

A grunt.

Hiss//snake hiss

Onomatopoeia is a vocabulary created by imitating natural sounds, which is an integral part of all languages in the world. Although onomatopoeic words imitate natural sounds, they are very subjective. The voice of nature is infinite. Through the interpretation of our ears and brains, we identify the main Guanyin feelings, and then simulate them through the phoneme system of our own language. Such simulation is often distorted. Therefore, it is different from the sound imitation of ventriloquism.

Reference materials? Onomatopoeia Baidu Encyclopedia