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Перевод: chinchilla

[существительное]
шиншилла ; шиншилловый мех

Тезаурус:

1. Kossack met Highlander in combinations of tunic, kilt and breeches, with a touch of monkey fur or fake chinchilla thrown in.
2. For male workers, however, employment was rapidly increasing in the areas of electrical appliances, transportation and furniture which first appear in the 1965 census as well as metal products and some of the areas traditionally open to women - chemicals, paper and rubber (Chinchilla 1977).
3. Yes, I thought a chinchilla was a kind of rabbit, but it isn't, it's got a tail.
4. In Guatemala, the proportion of women in clerical work rose from 20.4 per cent in 1950 to 34.1 per cent in 1973, and those in sales from 30.2 per cent to 35.1 per cent (Chinchilla 1973).
5. Domestication or controlled breeding of hitherto wild animals for their products has been commercially successful: witness such ventures as fur ranches for silver fox, mink, and chinchilla An unusual and profitable business in Thailand is exporting 2000 skins annually of a hybrid crocodile (Crocoytus porosus X C. palustris) .
6. Chinchilla, I would have said, but I suppose it couldn't be.
7. One minute a well-behaved group of us - writers, intellectuals and so forth - were contentedly watching Zelda Plum dancing with the chinchilla on her head while Ken the Australian Horse Player offered odds ('Six to four the rat," he used to say, I do not know why, and on this particular evening the rat escaped and tripped up Robin Fox, London's most distinguished theatrical agent, who fell on top of Wales's friend, the actress Susan George) and the next a squad of hooligans were pushing people around and conjuring a piece of pot from Mrs Mouse's sewing basket.
8. "Oh yes - but how well it would suit Ianthe Broome she's just the type for chinchilla."
9. "Why do you want to know about chinchilla?
10. "What is chinchilla?"
11. A minor bird in there and a chinchilla, who looks so miserable.