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1 poultry
دَوَاجِن \ poultry: (pl. as birds, sg. as meat) farm birds (hens, ducks, etc.) that are kept for eggs or meat: The poultry are being fed. Poultry is cheap this week. \ طُيُور داجِنة \ poultry: (pl. as birds, sg. as meat) farm birds (hens, ducks, etc.) that are kept for eggs or meat: The poultry are being fed. Poultry is cheap this week. -
2 poultry farming
птицеводческое фермерское хозяйство
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poultry farming
One of the commonest of agricultural occupations. Many urban households and many farms maintain some chickens for both meat and eggs. (Source: LOGIE)
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > poultry farming
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3 European Union for the Wholesale Egg; Egg Products, Poultry and Game Trade
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > European Union for the Wholesale Egg; Egg Products, Poultry and Game Trade
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4 coop
noun* * *[ku:p](a box or cage for keeping fowls or small animals in: a chicken-coop.) der Hühnerkorb- academic.ru/85724/coop_up">coop up* * *[ku:p]I. n Hühnerstall mII. vt▪ to \coop up ⇆ sb jdn einsperren [o einschließen]* * *[kuːp]nHühnerstall mto fly the coop (fig inf) — sich aus dem Staub machen (inf)
* * *coop [kuːp]A s1. Hühnerstall m2. Fischkorb m (zum Fischfang)3. umg Kabuff n4. umg Knast m (Gefängnis):fly the coop sich aus dem Staub machenco-op, coop [ˈkəʊɒp; US ˈkəʊˌɑp; kəʊˈɑp] s abk cooperative (cooperative society) umg Co-op m (Genossenschaft und Laden)* * *noun* * *n.Konsumverein m. -
5 galliarius
Igalliaria, galliarium ADJof/for poultryIIin proper names, situa galliarius -- forest in Campania
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6 kümes
1. coop (for poultry). 2. colloq. tiny house. - hayvanları poultry. -
7 go\ in
1. Ithe sun went in and it grew dark солнце спряталось /зашло/ за тучу, и стало темно2. XIIIgo in to do smth. go in to cook the dinner (to take a book, to answer the phone, etc.) пойти в дом, чтобы приготовить обед и т. д.3. XVI1) go in for smth. go in for sports (for golf, for politics, for poultry, for photography, etc.) заниматься /увлекаться/ спортом и т. д., go in for holidays on the continent часто или охотно проводить каникулы в Европе; I don't go in for ear-rings я не люблю серьги /не ношу серег/2) go in with smb. go in with me on this proposition ( on the purchase of a boat, in an undertaking, etc.) участвовать со мной в этом деле и т. д., go in for smth. go in for a motor race (for a competition, for this event, etc.) участвовать в гонках и т. д. go in for an examination держать экзамен; go in for a scholarship подать заявление на стипендию4. XVIIgo in for doing smth. go in for camping (for stamp-collecting, for teaching, for growing orchids, etc.) заниматься /увлекаться/ походами /туризмом/ и т. д. -
8 food
food [fu:d]1 noun(a) (UNCOUNT) (nourishment) nourriture f; (as opposed to drink) manger m; (for expedition) vivres mpl; Agriculture (for animals) pâture f; (for poultry) mangeaille f;∎ is there any food? y a-t-il de quoi manger?;∎ do you have enough food for everyone? avez-vous assez à manger ou assez de nourriture pour tout le monde?;∎ they like spicy food ils aiment la cuisine épicée;∎ we need to buy some food il faut qu'on achète à manger ou qu'on fasse des provisions;∎ we gave them food nous leur avons donné à manger;∎ take some food for the journey prenez de quoi manger pendant le voyage;∎ the food here is especially good dans ce restaurant la cuisine est particulièrement bonne;∎ he's off his food il n'a pas d'appétit, il a perdu l'appétit;∎ the cost of food le prix de la nourriture ou des denrées (alimentaires);∎ foods recommended for diabetics aliments mpl conseillés aux diabétiques∎ the accident gave her much food for thought l'accident l'a fait beaucoup réfléchir;∎ the book provides the reader with food for reflection ce livre donne au lecteur matière à réflexion(c) Horticulture engrais m(industry, product) alimentaire; (crop) vivrier►► food additive additif m alimentaire;the Food and Agriculture Organization Organisation f des Nations unies pour l'alimentation et l'agriculture;food allergy allergie f alimentaire;Ecology food chain chaîne f alimentaire;food combining combinaisons fpl alimentaires;food court = partie d'un centre commercial où se trouvent les restaurants;food critic critique mf gastronomique;American the Food and Drug Administration = organisme officiel chargé de contrôler la qualité des aliments et de délivrer les autorisations de mise sur le marché pour les produits pharmaceutiques;food hygiene regulations réglementation f sur l'hygiène alimentaire;food labelling étiquetage m des produits alimentaires;food manufacturer fabricant m de produits comestibles;food mixer mixeur m;food packaging emballage m des produits alimentaires;food parcel colis m de vivres;food poisoning intoxication f alimentaire;food processing (preparation) traitement m industriel des aliments; (industry) industrie f alimentaire;food processor robot m ménager ou de cuisine;food products produits mpl alimentaires, comestibles mpl, denrées fpl;American food stamp bon m alimentaire (accordé aux personnes sans ressources);the Food Standards Agency = organisme britannique de contrôle de la sécurité alimentaire;food technology technologie f alimentaire;food value valeur f nutritive;Ecology food web réseau m alimentaire -
9 feeder
feeder ['fi:də(r)]∎ to be a heavy feeder (person, animal) manger beaucoup;∎ the plant is a heavy feeder cette plante a besoin de beaucoup de nourriture(d) (feeding device → for cattle) nourrisseur m, mangeoire f automatique; (→ for poultry) mangeoire f automatique; (→ for machine) chargeur m(e) (river) affluent m; (road) voie f ou bretelle f de raccordement; (air route) ligne f régionale de rabattement (regroupant les passagers vers un aéroport principal)►► feeder airline compagnie f aérienne d'apport;feeder flight vol m d'apport;feeder network (for airport) réseau m d'apport;feeder road voie f ou bretelle f de raccordement;feeder route (in air transport) ligne f régionale de rabattement (regroupant les passagers vers un aéroport principal) -
10 pen
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11 hatchery
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12 hatchery
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13 ütülenmek
1. (for clothes, etc.) to be ironed or pressed. 2. (for poultry, etc.) to be singed. -
14 scald
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15 ornithoboscion
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17 ornithotrophion
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18 Albuféra
béchamel sauce with sweet peppers, prepared with chicken stock instead of milk; classic sauce for poultry. -
19 albuféra
béchamel sauce with sweet peppers, prepared with chicken stock instead of milk; classic sauce for poultry. -
20 как по мановению волшебной палочки
как (будто, словно, точно) по мановению волшебной палочки (волшебного жезла)as though by the wave of a wand; as if touched with a wand; at the touch of the magic wand; as if by magicКоровы, свиньи завелись у господина Швейде поистине как по мановению волшебного жезла, но особенное личное пристрастие испытывал он к домашней птице. (А. Фадеев, Молодая гвардия) — Cows and pigs came into his possession almost as though by the wave of a wand, but for poultry Herr Schweide had a special personal passion.
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > как по мановению волшебной палочки
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