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Перевод: brood

[существительное]
выводок ; стая ; семья ; дети ; толпа ; куча ;
[глагол]
сидеть на яйцах; высиживать; размышлять; вынашивать; нависать; тяготить

Тезаурус:

1. And those that did have a cuckoo in their nest could have succumbed to it and still lived to rear another brood next season.
2. So, Bint Pomona became a brood mare (which was also a mistake, because her foals all had the same temperament as her).
3. Once united with her brood, the mother became maniacally fierce.
4. Like a distracted mother duck I shepherded my brood of brightly-anoraked ducklings.
5. However, some horses require a lot of grain, like brood mares and working horses, and their feed needs to be carefully and knowledgeably managed.
6. So a female who can persuade two males that they each have a stake in the brood will do better in the evolutionary struggle.
7. The drawback was his rather dowdy wife and their increasing brood of children, an imposition to be endured.
8. When the whole brood were assembled their father regimented them with a series of fortunately ill-aimed blows and they all trailed off the way they had come.
9. Recession is biting at Softwright Systems, but Nick Durrant has no time to brood over it.
10. Where seasonal conditions favour a high r , selection favours maximal reproduction in terms of both brood size and speed.
11. Winsome was a well-bred Thoroughbred brood mare.
12. Ponies usually don't need very much supplementary feeding; but larger horses, stallions, brood mares, young stock, and working horses, will all need extra food in the form of grain - especially during winter and late summer when there is very little good natural feed available.
13. Having gathered them up, I found the rest of the brood had taken off down the mountain.