Usage examples of "убой" in Russian with translation to English

Translations:

Нет, я откармливал Хейла на убой. No, I fed off Hale.

Зато она всегда кормила меня, как на убой. But she always gave me plenty to eat.

Вскоре они будут разводить нас как скот на убой. Next thing, they'll be breeding us like cattle for food.

Возродились «общества защиты коров» (Gau Rakshak Samitis), их члены иногда берут на себя ответственность за соблюдение запрета на убой коров и употребление говядины в пищу. Gau Rakshak Samitis, or “cow protection societies,” have been revived, and their members sometimes take it upon themselves to ensure that cows are not slaughtered or eaten.

Люди, которые наивно полагали, что коровы ели траву, обнаружили, что коровы, которых кормили на убой, получали в пищу всё, что угодно от зерна и рыбы до соломенной подстилки для кур (смешанной с куриным пометом) и отходов со скотобойни. People who naively believed that cows ate grass discovered that beef cattle in feed lots may be fed anything from corn to fish meal, chicken litter (complete with chicken droppings), and slaughterhouse waste.

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