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Перевод: horned

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Тезаурус:

1. Horned.
2. Dare she push her bike through that gate - past those fierce horned heads?
3. She loved being able to run over meadows and explore woods and paddle in streams, but she didn't like the cows she sometimes came upon suddenly filling a lane; the great horned beasts scared her.
4. Once again I felt the mysterious pleasure of being in an elevated Oxford chamber at night, among cloud and star, - so that I seemed to join in the inevitable motion of the planets, - and as I saw the sea of roofs and horned turrets and spires I knew that, although architecture is a dead language, here at least it speaks strongly and clearly, pompous as Latin, subtle as Greek.
5. Indeed, the Gloucester's middle-length horns would also suggest a link with the red group and with similarly horned Welsh and Hereford cattle.
6. It is said that the original Shorthorn (as a British type rather than as a general term for short horned cattle) was being bred by the Dukes of Northumberland in the sixteenth century and was probably descended from a mixture of red Anglo-Saxon cattle with red and white Dutch "Hollanders" and "Zeelands" that are typified in the Paul Potter painting, The Young Bull .
7. These well-protected dinosaurs each diversified into a number of genera; the three main groups are: the stegosaurs of the Jurassic, with paired plates along the back and a nastily spiked tail ( Stegosaurus ); the ceratopsians, horned, rhinoceros-like dinosaurs of the Cretaceous, including the familiar Triceratops ; the spiky armoured ankylosaurs, tanks on stumpy legs.
8. The Buchan cattle were known as Buchan Humlies and these polled cattle were crossed with horned animals from the Aberdeen highlands (though some people deny this) producing a mixture of horned, polled and loose-horned or scurred stock of various colours - mostly red, brindle and black tinged with brown.
9. Polled or horned.
10. In Britain the dark extreme of the colour-sided cline described in the Genetics section is characteristic of the Gloucester, while the light (colour-pointed) extreme is the standard colouring of two breeds: the horned White Park (including the Chillingham ) and the polled British White .
11. But the cows, packed closely side-by-side across the narrow lane, moved towards her, mooing and shaking their horned heads.