Usage examples of "coarse broken rice" in English with translation to Russian

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While drought and flooding in different parts of the world limited growth prospects for rice and wheat in 2007, production and consumption of coarse grains, especially maize and sorghum, are forecast to have grown substantially because of the demand for animal feed as well as for the manufacture of ethanol. В то время как в результате засухи и наводнений в различных частях мира перспективы роста производства риса и пшеницы в 2007 году оказались ограниченными, производство и потребление кормовых зерновых культур, особенно кукурузы и сорго, по прогнозам, должны значительно возрасти в результате роста спроса на корма для животных, а также расширения производства этанола.
The bird's wing was broken. У птицы было сломано крыло.
Soft wool is more expensive than coarse wool and both are superior to synthetics made of nylon. Мягкая шерсть дороже грубой, но и то, и другое лучше синтетики, производимой из нейлона.
The Japanese live on rice and fish. Японцы живут на рисе и рыбе.
He denies having broken the window. Он отрицает, что разбил окно.
Her skin is coarse from years of working outdoors. У неё грубая кожа от многих лет, которые она проработала на улице.
In 1918, revolts due to the price of rice erupted all around the country. В 1918 году восстания, связанные с ценами на рис, вспыхнули по всей стране.
The computer is broken. Этот компьютер сломан.
The nation they had grown up looking up to, as a beacon of hope - a place that, while flawed, still inspired dreams of a better future and produced great movies, soaring buildings, rock "n' roll, John F. Kennedy, and Martin Luther King - had been hopelessly tainted by reckless wars, officially sanctioned torture, coarse chauvinism, and extraordinary political arrogance. Страна, на которую в детстве они смотрели с надеждой, как на путеводную звезду - страна, хоть и не лишённая изъянов, но вызывавшая мечты о лучшем будущем и делавшая отличное кино, строившая величественные небоскрёбы, создавшая рок-н-ролл, давшая миру Джона Кеннеди и Мартина Лютера Кинга, - безнадёжно погрязла в бессмысленных войнах, официально разрешённых пытках, грубом шовинизме и в беспредельном политическом высокомерии.
I like rice more than bread. Я больше люблю рис, чем хлеб.
I replaced the broken cups with new ones. Я заменил побитые чашки новыми.
Although you're rough and coarse you're still my squire. Хоть ты груб и невежествен, ты все еще мой оруженосец.
Do you eat rice in your country? Едите ли вы рис в вашей стране?
On the doorstep sat his old woman, with the broken wash-tub before her. На пороге сидит его старуха, а пред нею разбитое корыто.
Or was she filthy, in ripped, soiled rags, coarse matted hair? Или она была грязная, в рваных, загрязненные ветошь, грубые спутанные волосы?
Do you have rice? У вас есть рис?
My father is repairing my broken bicycle. Папа чинит мой сломаный велосипед.
Buy coarse rye bread, then. Тогда купите грубый ржаной хлеб.
I like rice more than I like bread. Я больше люблю рис, чем хлеб.
The handle of the cup is broken. У чашки сломана ручка.
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