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Перевод: barnyard

[существительное]
гумно; ток [с.-х.] ; скотный двор

Тезаурус:

1. The sound of six Frenchwomen all talking at once gave the impression of a barnyard invaded by a marauding fox, with Monsieur Gauthier rushing to and fro, beating the air with his hands like a distraught chanticleer.
2. While people were dreaming dreams and singing songs, and the Evil One and his angels strutted their mastery over the world like cocks in a barnyard, the omnipotent God made the decisive move that was to win the Great Battle for the world.
3. I, however, strutted out like a barnyard cock, booted and cloaked, a broad-brimmed hat on my head with a black and white plume hanging from it.
4. Some barnyard crone turned me away.
5. Li'l Abner - without the colour of the comic strip in the Sunday paper - seemed bogus, and bogus hillbilly at that; but David and Earl, both schooled in the macho preference for raucous art, liked nothing better than a bogus barnyard.
6. Many Cockneys are regarded as "cocksure", which is not - as you might expect - a reference to the confident strutting of a barnyard fowl.
7. I fail to see how Rainbow can find her repertoire of barnyard sounds attractive.
8. Call distinct, a loud, high-pitched "chuk, chuk, chuk, chukar", often followed by "caccaba, caccaba, caccaba", reminding others of a barnyard fowl.
9. The traders called like barnyard cocks to the women moving from one pitch to the next uncertain who to mate with.
10. A barnyard cock crowed distantly - that most medieval of sounds.
11. The typical barnyard (or factory-farm) pig - whatever its breed - is almost certainly descended from the Eurasian wild boar Sus scrofa , whose natural range covers a broad sweep from south-western Spain to the Far East.