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Перевод: sheep

[существительное]
овца ; баран ; робкий человек; застенчивый человек; овчина ; овечья шкура; баранья шкура; паства

Тезаурус:

1. Down on the grass and on the bare earth under the chestnut tree, dozens of people now squatted at their ease among the sheep and their droppings, drinking from skin water-bottles and smaller stone ones of ale or whisky.
2. "Well, all I can say is that there is a whole lot of bloody sheep as symbols as well in the Christian religion," said Alison as she packed up her "baroque" fiddle.
3. As they travelled the landscape became more and more barren, populated only by the occasional tree, house and flock of cold looking sheep.
4. In addition, damp conditions encourage husk in cattle and fluke in sheep.
5. A few days later, the storm became so violent that sheep became buried in six-foot drifts of snow, and the camera recorded farmers scrabbling down with their hands to release buried sheep, pin-pointed by amazingly perceptive border collies.
6. Mankind had, after all, turned from hunting to farming as a way of life at least a thousand years before this date, by which time both goats and sheep were already domesticated.
7. Disposing of liquid dip after treating sheep is a perennial problem on many livestock farms, but a new mobile dip unit should ease the task.
8. The sheep were quiet.
9. His father was a farmer with advanced agricultural views who lived until the age of 88, so that his son, who farmed with him, had ample time and restless energy to travel the country and buy pigs, sheep, horses and cattle with the aim of deliberately improving them.
10. Powys was an area of intensive agriculture, predominantly sheep breeding.
11. This is done by finding areas of high rainfall and parishes with high sheep populations.
12. The road ends here and the rough fell sheep roam the Howgills.
13. In Jesus' parables, this was the joy experienced when the lost son returned to his father, or when the lost sheep was found, or when the lost coin was pulled from its hiding-place.