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Перевод: cob

[существительное]
лебедь-самец ; коб ; кочерыжка кукурузного початка; крупный орех; глыба ; ком ; небольшой стог сена; смесь глины с соломой; удар ;
[глагол]
дробить руду вручную; бить; бросать; швырять; молотить

Тезаурус:

1. The younger, a stocky brown cob, snickered and turned to look at them.
2. Corbett turned angrily on his heel, collected the cob and wearily made his way back to the Abbey of Holy Rood.
3. And trimmings using beads from broken necklaces, coloured pipe cleaners, sea shells, acorn cob nut and beech nut cups.
4. Poor Madame Moulton found that Princess Metternich had acquired a quantity of corn on the cob which she had persuaded the Empress to have cooked and served so that Mme Moulton could give a demonstration of how it should be eaten.
5. Soon cob and thatch cottages began to appear.
6. A modified version of this tractor, the Cob, was the first mechanical horse tractor proper.
7. The heat in the narrow packed streets was stifling and Sir James' men began to complain loudly; the lay brother, used to Corbett's strange ways, slumped resignedly on his gentle cob whilst Ranulf looked askance at his erratic and peculiar master.
8. The British Show Hack, Cob and Riding Horse Association and the National Light Horse Breeding Society (HIS) are the bodies for showing horses, while the British Show Pony Society and the various breed societies cater for ponies.
9. The cob was young and eager but uneducated.
10. Dame Agatha, elegant in her light brown riding habit, sat sidesaddle on a small gentle cob from the priory stables.
11. He clicked his tongue, the cob plodded resolutely forward and so did I.
12. The market price of cob nuts on December 1 is 110 per ton.
13. Building in cob - mud, straw and cow dung - is no longer practised.