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Перевод: cereal

[прилагательное]
хлебный; зерновой; злаковый;
[существительное]
хлебный злак; каша

Тезаурус:

1. According to the DoE, since 1979 government advice to cereal farmers has reduced autumn applications of nitrate by 60 per cent.
2. And much of the land in question is not naturally good for cereal growing.
3. If you choose a cereal, use the milk on this; if you prefer something different, use the milk as a drink.
4. Add to this the limitations which wetlands impose on farming - short grazing seasons, foot-rot in sheep, suppression of root growth, in the damp soil, and the hazards of high water for cereal crops, not to mention the terror of a flood - and it is enough to make one want to rush out and drain all remaining wetlands on sight.
5. In the UK, there has been a revival in the traditional art of sausage-making and strict regulations now dictate the maximum quantity of cereal filler allowed in the not-so-humble British banger.
6. Only in Leicestershire was there any appreciable cereal growing and even in this county it amounted to no more than 26% of the arable acreage.
7. Only 300,000 cereal farms would be too large to qualify for full compensation - but they farm no less than half of the EC's cereals fields and produce almost two-thirds of its cereals crop.
8. If you consume a mixture of plant sources of protein (such as a cereal product with nuts, seeds, or pulses) then you will have a good mix of the kinds of building bricks (amino acids) that the body requires.
9. You might try getting the games player a packet of Nintendo Breakfast Cereal from America.
10. The two sides are theoretically close on the remaining areas of dispute: the use of direct income support to compensate EC farmers for 35 per cent price cuts; cuts in "export refunds" - cash given to farmers to dump their produce on world markets - and the EC's demand that new duties be placed on American exports of cereal substitutes.
11. They were seated at the breakfast bar in the kitchen, and she pointed to a row of cereal boxes at the far side of the room.
12. Stevenson himself was one of the few to speak out strenuously against the newly received wisdom - "the idea that you can merchandize candidates like breakfast cereal".
13. When the cereal crop is harvested in August, the seeds are quite well established and capable of standing a light grazing in September and October.