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Перевод: guernsey

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шерстяная фуфайка; гернзейская порода молочного скота

Тезаурус:

1. The Army will play Guernsey in a representative match at the Daly Ground, Bordon on Friday, April 3rd (k.o. 7 p.m.).
2. At one stage the Guernsey was used as a draught animal and later for beef, but its prime role was always as a milk producer.
3. GUERNSEY
4. Each year there are over 7,500 miscarriages and more than 450 babies who, due to parental smoking, die just before, during, or very soon after birth, says the author of the report, Dr Tony Lee, of the Princess Elizabeth Hospital, Guernsey.
5. In general it would seem that the now-extinct Alderney was fairly similar to today's Guernsey but smaller (in 1800 bulls stood at 119cm, cows 112cm and oxen 140cm) and with short, "crumpled" (curled) horns, fine bones, a long, thin neck and protruding, raised hips.
6. First published in Guernsey Branch's newsletter, In Touch, March 1990
7. There were some Guernsey carnations from his mum and a card from Viola saying "Get well soon".
8. * Winners of the Beermat Collectors awards were: set of mats - Burton Bridge (1), Guernsey Brewery (2) and Cotleigh Brewery (3).
9. Their bases are Alderney, Guernsey and Jersey.
10. Yet the different types found on Jersey and Guernsey had long been well known in England, which had imported Jerseys (under the Alderney name) since at least 1789.
11. The northernmost of the islands is Alderney and in times past it was common to describe all Channel Island cattle as being of the Alderney breed, even when they were clearly Jersey, Guernsey or small French dairy types.
12. Sarnia Ship Registrations Limited, established in the British Channel Island of Guernsey, specialises in the incorporation of companies to own yachts and ships to be registered under the British flag - one of the world's most respected maritime flags.
13. Guernsey made short work of the opposition when they won the event on home soil in 1990.