Definition of chica in English:

chica

noun ˈtʃiːkəˈtʃikə

US informal

A girl or young woman (often as a form of address)
you rock, chica!
she is one tough chica
Example sentencesExamples
- In the midst of full-blown crush crazies, even the sanest chica can get lured in by sparkling baby blues, a cute smile or flawless free throw.
- But this can be a positive as you will be a novelty and it may catch the eye of a chica prepared to show you some moves!
- Chica, you've inspired quite a bit of stuff.
- "No you don't, chica," he said, placing his hand on her chin.
- My chica had veggie fajitas that were loaded with oil but perfectly spiced to give a kick to a rather bland selection of vegetables.
- "Hey chica, anyone ever tell you that you're beautiful?"
- "Chica, all we're sayin' is you'd better keep a leash on that boy tomorrow," Kari said.
- "Chica, you have to come back down to Earth eventually!"
- I'll see you in the morning, chica ... talk to you tomorrow, I'm going to turn in.
- I feel sorry for the poor chica, everyone seems to think it's her fault that they're not together yet.

Origin

Spanish.

Definition of chica in US English:

chica

nounˈCHēkəˈtʃikə

US informal

A girl or young woman (often as a form of address)
you rock, chica!
she is one tough chica
Example sentencesExamples
- "No you don't, chica," he said, placing his hand on her chin.
- In the midst of full-blown crush crazies, even the sanest chica can get lured in by sparkling baby blues, a cute smile or flawless free throw.
- Chica, you've inspired quite a bit of stuff.
- I feel sorry for the poor chica, everyone seems to think it's her fault that they're not together yet.
- "Chica, you have to come back down to Earth eventually!"
- But this can be a positive as you will be a novelty and it may catch the eye of a chica prepared to show you some moves!
- My chica had veggie fajitas that were loaded with oil but perfectly spiced to give a kick to a rather bland selection of vegetables.
- "Chica, all we're sayin' is you'd better keep a leash on that boy tomorrow," Kari said.
- "Hey chica, anyone ever tell you that you're beautiful?"
- I'll see you in the morning, chica ... talk to you tomorrow, I'm going to turn in.

Origin

Spanish.

单词	chica
释义	Definition of chica in English: chica noun ˈtʃiːkəˈtʃikə US informal A girl or young woman (often as a form of address) you rock, chica! she is one tough chica Example sentencesExamples In the midst of full-blown crush crazies, even the sanest chica can get lured in by sparkling baby blues, a cute smile or flawless free throw. But this can be a positive as you will be a novelty and it may catch the eye of a chica prepared to show you some moves! Chica, you've inspired quite a bit of stuff. "No you don't, chica," he said, placing his hand on her chin. My chica had veggie fajitas that were loaded with oil but perfectly spiced to give a kick to a rather bland selection of vegetables. "Hey chica, anyone ever tell you that you're beautiful?" "Chica, all we're sayin' is you'd better keep a leash on that boy tomorrow," Kari said. "Chica, you have to come back down to Earth eventually!" I'll see you in the morning, chica ... talk to you tomorrow, I'm going to turn in. I feel sorry for the poor chica, everyone seems to think it's her fault that they're not together yet. Origin Spanish. Definition of chica in US English: chica nounˈCHēkəˈtʃikə US informal A girl or young woman (often as a form of address) you rock, chica! she is one tough chica Example sentencesExamples "No you don't, chica," he said, placing his hand on her chin. In the midst of full-blown crush crazies, even the sanest chica can get lured in by sparkling baby blues, a cute smile or flawless free throw. Chica, you've inspired quite a bit of stuff. I feel sorry for the poor chica, everyone seems to think it's her fault that they're not together yet. "Chica, you have to come back down to Earth eventually!" But this can be a positive as you will be a novelty and it may catch the eye of a chica prepared to show you some moves! My chica had veggie fajitas that were loaded with oil but perfectly spiced to give a kick to a rather bland selection of vegetables. "Chica, all we're sayin' is you'd better keep a leash on that boy tomorrow," Kari said. "Hey chica, anyone ever tell you that you're beautiful?" I'll see you in the morning, chica ... talk to you tomorrow, I'm going to turn in. Origin Spanish.
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