"chimaek" meaning in English

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          "text": "Some claim only a specific frying method qualifies as “authentic” Korean-style chicken, but there are so many chimaek styles – chicken places are forever hatching new techniques and flavor combinations – that no one really has a say on what counts and what doesn’t.",
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          "sense": "pairing of fried chicken and beer",
          "word": "雞啤 /鸡啤"
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      "word": "雞啤 /鸡啤"
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