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

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Не водится тут никакие енотов. Do not have raccoons here.
Это не охота на енотов. This ain't no coon hunt.
Мы отбили его у енотов. We fought off raccoons for that thing.
Это не Алабамская охота на енотов, Тедди. This is not an Alabama coon hunt, Teddy.
И кругом наверняка полно енотов. And there are most likely raccoons everywhere.
Мы ходили с ним на уток и енотов. We used to hunt ducks and coons.
Он замечал енотов на дороге. He was spotting raccoons on the road.
Да, и его труп съест толпа енотов. Yeah, and his corpse is eaten by a bunch of raccoons.
Потому что люди так похожи на енотов. Because people look so much like raccoons.
Вот как ловят енотов, ты знаешь это? That's how they catch a raccoon, you know that?
Мэм, я мэр, а не ловец енотов. Ma 'am, I am the mayor, okay, not the raccoon catcher.
И в Каса де Уэйд больше нет енотов. And there are no more raccoons over here at Casa de Wade.
Зачем выдумывать, если можно написать о жизни настоящих енотов? Instead of making stuff up, why couldn't you write about the real raccoons?
Они едят кроликов, енотов, мелких собак и даже оленей. They eat rabbits, raccoons, small dogs, even deer.
Вирусы енотов преодолел барьер мозга и теперь может заражать людей! A raccoon virus just crossed the species barrier and now can infect humans!
Ладно, вариант семь, ты будешь есть енотов и тому подобное. Okay, option seven, you just eat like raccoons and stuff.
Две недели назад он пообещал мне, что перестанет стрелять в енотов. He promised me two weeks ago that he would stop shooting at raccoons.
Или вы пропустили аплодисменты, которые она получила после вопроса о защите от енотов? Or did you miss the applause she got on the raccoon safety question?
Там очень много вещей в которых он обвинял енотов, что я начинаю подозревать, был он. There's a lot of stuff he blamed on raccoons that I'm starting to suspect was him.
Чтобы было интересней, дед насочинял, что по ночам в наш сад забирается куча енотов и лис. To make this more exciting, grandpa told me that at night our garden was full of raccoons and foxes.
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