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Перевод: threshing

[существительное]
взбучка ; трепка ; порка ; молотьба

Тезаурус:

1. The only differences between its layout and that of the "classic" threshing barn were the inclusion of a hay loft, carried on brick pillars, to give an upper level at the south end and an attached cart-shed adjoining the west elevation, also at the south end.
2. This "lift", as it is called, enabled the foot of the doors to clear the manure in the yard and kept pigs off the threshing floor when the doors were open.
3. Reliable portable threshing machines were a later development and were used much more in the south than in the north.
4. Laden wagons could shelter in such porches if the threshing floors were already occupied by other vehicles unloading.
5. The part of the barn sited on top of these areas thus became a loft raised above the threshing floor.
6. Threshing machines were initially more used in the north than in the south of England, commencing in the early nineteenth century.
7. The barn was filled with harvested crops, leaving only the threshing floor clear.
8. Traditionally, the barn was a building for housing and threshing the corn and pulse crops grown on the farm, the former category comprising wheat, oats, barley and rye, and the latter including peas and beans.
9. It would also catch grain bounding off the floor with the force of flail threshing.
10. The machine could either stand on the threshing floor of an orthodox flail-threshing barn, which provided shelter from the weather, or it could be taken to the ricks in the fields.
11. The traditional buildings tend to reflect the considerable regional differences in types of farming and in the methods of housing and threshing the crops or housing and feeding the livestock.
12. Barn interiors were generally open from end to end - there was no physical separation of the threshing floor from the bays.
13. Its height also admitted light to illuminate the threshing operation and air for winnowing the husks from the threshed grain.