Usage examples of "die collar" in English with translation to Russian

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And George will die with a red rose at his collar. И Джордж умрет с красной розой на воротнике.
I held him by the collar. Я держал его за воротник.
I won't do that. I'd rather die. Я не сделаю этого. Я лучше умру.
Unbutton the jacket’s collar of the victim Расстегните воротник куртки пострадавшего
I would rather die than live in disgrace. Я лучше умру, чем буду жить опозоренным.
Acquired as part of the partnership with EXNESS, a radio collar and equipment for broadcasting information about the animal's movements will be placed on each animal. На каждую особь наденут радиоошейники и оборудование для трансляции информации о перемещениях животных, приобретенные в рамках партнерства с EXNESS.
A soon as man is born he begins to die. Человек начинает умирать с момента рождения.
7. There must be a genuine, realistic, conscious and continuous effort to have employees at every level, including the blue collar workers, believe that their company is really a good place to work. 7. Должны предприниматься искренние, реалистические, осознанные и постоянные усилия с тем, чтобы все работники организации, на каждом ее уровне, включая тех, кого принято называть «синими воротничками», были убеждены, что их компания является по-настоящему хорошим местом для работы:
Purists must die. Language is not to be kept in the cage of tradition. Пуристы должны умереть. Язык не следует держать в клетке традиции.
Donald Trump’s lead in the race for the Republican nomination reflects the widespread disenchantment of America’s blue collar families with “politics as usual.” Лидерство Дональда Трампа в президентской гонке в качестве кандидата от республиканской партии отражает повсеместное разочарование «синих воротничков» и их семей в «политике замалчивания».
Those who are about to die salute you. Идущие на смерть приветствуют тебя.
The sagacious historian and politician Arturo Jauretche liked to say, "It's not about changing our collar; Проницательный и дальновидный историк и политик Артуро Джауретче говорил:
Everything that lives will die sometime. Всё живое однажды умрёт.
I'm going simple - black, thin lapel collar - very discreet. Черный с низким воротником-стойкой, всё сдержанно.
Were I to die, who would look after my children? Если бы я умер, кто бы стал заботиться о моих детях?
Your collar, your face or your head, all have got nothing to do with me. Я не ответственен ни за твою шею, ни за твое лицо, ни за твою голову.
I think this one has to die for the other to live. It's a cruel world. Думаю, этот должен умереть, чтобы дать выжить другому. Это жестокий мир.
They made me wear a dog collar disguised as a necklace. Они заставили меня носить собачий ошейник, выдавая его за ожерелье.
Absence of rain caused the plants to die. Отсутствие дождя вызвало гибель растений.
Don't forget your dog collar. Не забудь свой ошейник.
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