Usage examples of "овечья шкура" in Russian with translation to English

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Нет, овечья шерсть из Исландии. Icelandic sheep wool.
Запястья боевого летчика, волосы как шкура взрослой выдры, плечи, на которых можно скакать без седла. The fighter pilot wrists, the hair like a mature otter's pelt, shoulders you could ride bareback.
Ну, поэтому овечья шерсть и отталкивает воду. Well, it is the reason why sheeps' wool repels water.
Свиные шкварки это жареная свиная шкура, приятель. Pork scratchings are fried pig skin, mate.
Это и свиная кожа, и овечья кожа, и козлиная кожа. There's pig leather, and there's sheep leather, and there's goat leather.
Цель не оправдывает средства, пока на кону не окажется ваша шкура. The ends don't justify the means until it's your ass on the line.
Как овечья шерсть. Like sheep's wool.
Я не говорил, что оленья шкура была моим худшим подарком. No one said her deer skin was the worst.
Кажется, это были шкура и мясо благородного оленя. I believe it was chamois and red deer meat.
Но я хочу, чтобы шкура Морено висела на стене зала заседаний в министерстве сельского хозяйства, когда все закончится. But I want Moreno's skin hanging from the wall of the Earl Butz Conference Room when it's over.
Он высотой в четыре человеческих роста с длинной шеей вроде гусиной, шкура как у леопарда и бегает быстрее лошади. It is the height of four men, with a long neck like a goose, spots like a leopard, and the speed of a horse.
А шкура медвежья есть? Do you have a bearskin?
Это свиная шкура. ~ They're pig skin.
Сама шкура сделана из прозрачной нейлоновой сетки, поэтому если постановщик света захочет, чтобы лошадь почти исчезла, то её можно осветить сзади, и лошадь станет как призрак. The skin itself is made out of a see-through nylon mesh, which, if the lighting designer wants the horse to almost disappear, she can light the background and the horse becomes ghostlike.
И вот мы установили, что от 20 до 30 львов погибает, после того, как шкура одного льва оказывается где-нибудь над камином. So we've estimated that between 20 [and] 30 lions are killed when one lion is hanging on a wall somewhere in a far-off place.
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