el gallinero

chicken coop, noisy, crowded place

ɡ a ʝ i ˈn e ɾ o
gallin hen; chicken + ero person associated with or working with; object or place related to
noun · masculine Rare #44,887
chicken coop
SP: Las gallinas están en el gallinero.
EN: The chickens are in the chicken coop.
noisy, crowded place Informal, figurative use.
SP: La sala parece un gallinero cuando todos hablan a la vez.
EN: The room feels like a noisy, crowded place when everyone talks at once.

Es un gallinero.

It's a chicken coop.

Pilgrim querría un gallinero.

Pilgrim would like a chicken coop.

— El Submarino (1981)

Pepito Grillo, voló del gallinero.

Pepito Grillo flew the coop.

— Moonrise Kingdom: Amor Infantil (2012)

Ves cómo el zorro investiga en el gallinero.

You see how the fox investigates in the henhouse.

Hay aproximadamente setenta gallinas en el gallinero, pero solo un gallo.

There are approximately seventy hens in the henhouse, but only one rooster.

En el gallinero.

In the chicken coop.

— Lazzaro felice (2018)