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Перевод: oatmeal

[существительное]
овсянка ; толокно; овсяная мук`а; овсяная каша

Тезаурус:

1. Study the rich oatmeal head and the dark velvet body.
2. The government had offered 20,000 for Montrose and Macleod claimed that reward; but his perfidious abuse of the age-old tradition of Highland hospitality brought him only 400 bolls of oatmeal, and the eventual ruin of his clan.
3. Mairi Ban would grudge them a bowl of oatmeal sowens, and then tell Ranald to see to the pig, and the sheep up on the grazing land.
4. Pour it slowly into a glass, study the rich oatmeal head and dark velvet body, then enjoy its distinctive bitter taste as you slowly drink it.
5. Potatoes had become the staple food around the middle of the 18th century (relegating the traditional oatmeal to second place), and the results of the outbreak of potato blight in 1846 were only slightly less terrible than those of the much better-known one in Ireland the year before.
6. All the ugly sheds along the riverfront have been removed and the newly cleaned oatmeal brickwork and fish-scale roofs, complete with gilded dolphins, are seen to full advantage.
7. The addition of herbs and spices in many combinations produces a wonderful variety of flavoursome sausages to grace any supper table, but it is really only black pudding, a breakfast sausage made with large pieces of pork back fat and pig's blood, thickened with a cereal (usually oatmeal or barley), that survives as a similar food to the continental salami or saucissons.
8. Caboc is a cows' milk cheese made in small cylindrical shapes and rolled in toasted oatmeal to give it a more distinctive flavour.
9. He was of medium height and was wearing a baggy and very creased cotton suit the colour of oatmeal.
10. Six ships - sixty men each - just carry oatmeal - Cameron cattle are aye fat
11. Luch would be set to turn the quern to grind the oatmeal, and then she'd be sent to fetch hay, peats, water.
12. A younger generation, or at least a younger American generation, has been brought up on a list of acid tests, invented to get rid of the boiled oatmeal consistency of the bad verse of 1900, and there is no doubt that many young readers seeing Binyon's inversions, etc., will be likely to throw down the translation under the impression that it is incompetent.