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Перевод: udder
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Тезаурус:
- A high pressure hose is used to increase blood supply to the udder, which helps fight infection and has a massaging action.
- The pigmented skin is yellow-orange, and the dark eye-rims are a considerable asset in tropical climates in which the skin pigmentation also protects the udder against harm from solar radiation.
- The British Friesian quickly became very popular and by the late 1940s it was the country's dominant breed, although it was sometimes decried for being uglier, having a worse udder and giving lower quality milk than the Ayrshire and the Shorthorn.
- Advertisements showed a cow's udder next to a bottle of the prepared milk, and claimed the Department of Health had recommended the product as better than cow's milk for babies older than six months.
- Those of Buchan preferred black, or black with a touch of white on the udder, which was said to be a sign of a good milker.
- Black was decreed to be the only acceptable colour (though a few white hairs in the switch and a little white on the udder were permissible) and the most prized colour was an almost chocolate brown-black.
- The Belted bull colour-marks his progeny and traces of the belt persist into the second generation: it is a broad white band between the shoulders and hocks, and including the udder in cows.
- Consider this passage about a sow: "her combination of gross whiskery nakedness and riotous carnality is seized by the mythic imagination as a sort of uterus on the loose - upholstered with breasts, not so much many-breasted as a mobile tub entirely made of female sexual parts, a woman-sized, multiple udder of trotters.
- When Jinny went over with a bowl of water to wash her udder, she stirred restlessly, flicking her tail.
- Good milk on low-cost forage; veal and reasonable beef; excellent udder.
- Scotland's only native dairy cow, this graceful breed is noted for its balanced, well-attached udder, excellent milking capacity (UK average milk yield 5,000-;6,000kg at 3.9 per cent butterfat) and adaptability to a wide range of climates.
- She dried the udder and pulled the three-legged stool across, jamming the first bucket between her knees as she sat down, so that Florence could not kick it over.
- In due course the two types were combined, the show stock contributing its "perfect" udder and well-placed teats (ideally suited to machine milking) to the efficient productivity of the commercial animal, and the breed was further developed for increased yields without loss of butterfat.
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