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kine- - translation to russian
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
KINE; Kine (disambiguation)
kine
[kain]
устаревшее выражение
от cow
dairy cattle
![[[Braunvieh]] with a unique milk quality ([[Switzerland]])](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Braunvieh am Simplonpass, Schweiz.jpg?width=200 "[[Braunvieh]] with a unique milk quality ([[Switzerland]])")
DOMESTICATED BOVINE RAISED PRIMARILY FOR ITS MILK
Milch cow; Dairy cow; Dairy Cattle; Dairy breeds; Dairy cows; Dairy cattle production; Milk cow; Milk Cows; Dairy breed; Milk Cow; Milk cows; Milkcow; Milkcows; Milch-kine; Milch kine; Milch cattle
общая лексика
молочный скот
Definition
Kine
An absolute or C. G. S. unit of velocity or rate of motion; one
centimeter per second; proposed by the British Association.
Examples of use of kine-
1. "This is yet another example of IOC‘s failure to enforce and to stand up to China‘s efforts to roll back basic freedoms that have been taken granted at previous Olympics," Kine said.
2. I trudged it the whole way; and having no animal food save what turtle doves and guinea fowls we occasionally shot, I became like one of the pharaoh‘s lean kine.
3. "What the earthquake has done ... it has essentially pushed the coverage of the preparations for the Olympics to the margins, temporarily," said Phelim Kine, Hong–Kong based Asia researcher for Human Rights Watch.
4. Phelim Kine, a researcher for New York–based Human Rights Watch, an advocacy group, said the ban on foreign chaplains runs counter to the Olympic charter‘s "dedication to fundamental ethical principals and freedom of expression." He also said the International Olympic Committee shares the blame.
5. "We and others have documented a sharp uptick in human rights violations directly related to preparations for the Olympics," said Phelim Kine, Asia researcher with New York–based Human Rights Watch, who said the State Department‘s decision comes at the worst possible time for activists seeking to pressure Beijing to relax restrictions on free speech, release political prisoners and improve human rights protections.
