Usage examples of "cat ladies" in English with translation to Russian

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Do you need me to draw you a Venn diagram of cat ladies and gamers? Хочешь, чтобы я нарисовал тебе диаграмму Венна с кошатницами и геймерами?
Hey, cat lady, mind your own business. Эй, кошатница, не суй свой нос в чужие дела.
You'll never be a cat lady. Ты никогда не будешь кошатницей.
This cat lady no one ever even talked to. Кошатница, с которой даже и не разговаривал никто.
Kinda like a cat lady, but without any cats. Как кошатница, только без кошек.
Now, we've managed to preoccupy the cat lady for the next few hours. Так, мы заняли кошатницу ещё на несколько часов.
I hate to say this about the Cat Lady, but I think she's crazy. Конечно не красиво говорить такое о Лэди Кошатнице, но она сумасшедшая.
Paranoia is the first sign of toxoplasma gondii, the parasite linked to crazy cat lady disease. Паранойя - первый признак токсоплазм, паразитов, связанных с болезнью сумасшедших кошатниц.
But, then, one day I blinked, my career was winding down, and I had become the neighborhood cat lady. Но в один прекрасный день я поняла, что моей карьере пришел конец, и превратилась в местную кошатницу.
The cat was on the table. На столе был кот.
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard. Дамы и господа, добро пожаловать на борт.
The cat started to scratch the carpet. Кот стал царапать ковёр.
Then what is this I wonder? If it isn't dodgy door-to-door sales then could it be a new kind of pickup technique for the ladies? Тогда что это, мне интересно? Если это не продажа товара на дому, то, может, это новый способ знакомиться с девушками?
The cat slowly approached the mouse. Кошка медленно приблизилась к мыши.
Ladies first. Сначала дамы
The cat couldn't care less about the mouse's opinion. Для кошки не имеет значения точка зрения мышки.
Ladies and gentlemen, now we start the movie. Дамы и господа, мы начинаем показ фильма.
When the cat is away, the mice will play. Кот за двери - мыши в пляс.
He fleeced three old ladies of their meager pensions. Он выманил у трех старушек их мизерные пенсии.
Look! There's a cat in the kitchen. Смотри! На кухне кот.
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