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Перевод: mutton

[прилагательное]
бараний;
[существительное]
баранина ; овца ; баран

Тезаурус:

1. There were no hotels in the Holy Land when Thomas accompanied his first tour there in 1868, so the whole Cook's party of sixty people became a vast caravan, accompanied by sixty-five horses, eighty-seven pack mules, tents, beds and field kitchens to prepare gargantuan Victorian breakfasts of boiled eggs followed by chicken and cutlets, and dinners of seven courses including wild boar and mutton.
2. Sideboards were prized (if you could grow them) real mutton chops appeared looked very mean - although they were never in or out of fashion as such - just optional all the way through.
3. The most common type encountered is 100 per cent linen or cotton in an off white loose weave fabric known variously as stockinette, mutton cloth or scrim.
4. "Perfect," said Mr Mutton.
5. Dreadlock Doom the jailer had discovered the loss of his prisoners and, cursing horribly, was running back to Mutton House.
6. Currently the EEC Nine is only 64% self sufficient in lamb and mutton and around 95 - 97% in beef.
7. "I baste the Mutton with a chearful Heart,
8. "In there", pointed Tom, "is Mutton House, the grandest dwelling in the town.
9. Mutton and lamb exports from the UK in 1978 amounted to 41,400 tonnes, 7% less than in 1977 but there was a substantial increase in live sheep exports from 356,000 in 1977 to 587,000 in 1978.
10. I'm dead mutton."
11. Something snapped inside her and she found herself grabbing the mutton and wresting the plate, with what was left of the uncut joint still on it, and running with it from his crazed presence.
12. They lived with the shepherds and survived chiefly on mutton cooked with wild herbs, spignel meu they found to be a good substitute for rosemary and the child loved to eat the aniseed-flavoured seedheads.
13. While most of the people rested in the river meadow, shivering as the layers of fog brimmed round them, Cameron and a few strong runners made for the Tummel above the confluence, crossed it, and found the people of Atholl and Tulliemet overflowing the howff at Widow Duff's, supping broth, chewing mutton, throwing ribs to the dogs.