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geothermal hot water field zásobník geotermální vody [dži:əuӨə:məl hot wo:tə fi:ld] The occurence of water in an aquifer that is heated by its surroundings and that is maintained under a hydrostatic pressure greater than the saturation pressure so that no steam phase forms. geothermal hot water reservoir, water-dominated reservoir
geothermal steam field zásobník geotermální páry [dži:əuӨə:məl sti:m fi:ld] The occurrence of steam in underground structures that has been generated as a result of geothermal anomalies, but due to enclosing strata cannot escape or can only escape in negligible quantities. geothermal steam reservoir, steam-dominated geothermal reservoir
geothermal hot water reservoir zásobník geotermální vody [dži:əuӨə:məl hot wo:tə rezəvwa:] The occurence of water in an aquifer that is heated by its surroundings and that is maintained under a hydrostatic pressure greater than the saturation pressure so that no steam phase forms. geothermal hot water field, water-dominated reservoir
field water capacity vodní jímavost polní [fi:ld wo:tə kəpa:siti]
geothermal flux zemský tepelný tok [dži:әuӨә:mәl flәks] The flow of heat travelling from the interior of the Earth to its surface due to the higher temperatures prevailing in the interior arising from the decay of radioactive elements in the Earth's crust and residual heat in the Earth's formation. terrestrial heat flow, geothermal flux density
geothermal gradient geotermický gradient [dži:əuӨə:məl greidiənt] The increase in temperature per unit of depth through the crust and upper layers of the Earth's mantle in the direction toward the centre of the Earth. The average temperature gradient near the surface is approximately 30 K/km. geothermal temperature gradient
geothermal power geotermální energie [dži:əuӨə:məl pauə]
geothermal anomaly geotermická anomálie [dži:əuӨə:məl anoməli] Conspicuous deviation of geothermal temperature gradient or heat flow from average values.
geothermal energy geotermální energie [dži:əuӨə:məl enədži] Energy generated from heat stored in the earth, or the collection of absorbed heat derived from underground.
geothermal fluid geotermální kapalina [dži:əuӨə:məl fluid] A dry steam, wet steam or hot water with dissolved and entrained substances conveyed or flowing out of the Earth's crust.
geothermal flux density zemský tepelný tok [dži:әuӨә:mәl flәks densiti] The flow of heat travelling from the interior of the Earth to its surface due to the higher temperatures prevailing in the interior arising from the decay of radioactive elements in the Earth's crust and residual heat in the Earth's formation. terrestrial heat flow, geothermal flux
geothermal power plant geotermální elektrárna [dži:əuӨə:məl pauə pla:nt] A power station or plant that converts geothermal energy into electrical energy. A geothermal heat station or plant makes geothermal enegy available as heat only, e.g. for space heating and process heating. geothermal power station
geothermal power station geotermální elektrárna [dži:əuӨə:məl pauə steišən] A power station or plant that converts geothermal energy into electrical energy. A geothermal heat station or plant makes geothermal enegy available as heat only, e.g. for space heating and process heating. geothermal power plant
geothermal steam reservoir zásobník geotermální páry [dži:əuӨə:məl sti:m rezәvwa:] The occurrence of steam in underground structures that has been generated as a result of geothermal anomalies, but due to enclosing strata cannot escape or can only escape in negligible quantities. geothermal steam field, steam-dominated geothermal reservoir
geothermal temperature gradient geotermický gradient [dži:əuӨə:məl temprәčә: greidiәnt] The increase in temperature per unit of depth through the crust and upper layers of the Earth's mantle in the direction toward the centre of the Earth. The average temperature gradient near the surface is approximately 30 K/km. geothermal gradient
steam-dominated geothermal reservoir zásobník geotermální páry [sti:m domineitid džieuӨә:mәl rezivwa] The occurrence of steam in underground structures that has been generated as a result of geothermal anomalies, but due to enclosing strata cannot escape or can only escape in negligible quantities. geothermal steam field
two-field dvojpolní [tu: fi:ld]
field pole, terén, naleziště, oblast, obor, plocha [fi:ld]
oil field ropné pole [oil fi:ld] An area from which oil is produced in commercial quantities.
old field chráněné louky (pl.) [əuld fi:ld] In the USA, the term old field is applied to such sites and a number have been given conservation status.
pea field hrachoviště [pi: fi:ld]
field mustard hořčice rolní [fi:ld mәstә:d] Sinapis arvensis L. charlock
field plant polní plodina [fi:ld pla:nt] field crop
field registry pozemková kniha [fi:ld redžistri]
field approbation polní přehlídka [fi:ld æprəubeišən]
field road polní cesta [fi:ld rəud]
field capacity půdní kapacita, vodní kapacita půdy [fi:ld kəpæsiti] The water content of formaly saturated soil following the natural drainage by gravity of the excess water.
potato field brambořiště [pəteitəu fi:ld]
field scabious chrastavec rolní [fi:ld skeibiəs] Knautia arvensis L. corn scabious
field conditions (pl.) polní podmínky (pl.) [fi:ld kondišənz]
field configuration konfigurace polí, tvar pozemku [fi:ld konfigəreišən]
field stitchwort čistec rolní [fi:ld stičwə:t] Stachys arvensis L.
field cropping pěstování polních plodin [fi:ld kropiŋ]
field survey terénní průzkum [fi:ld sə:vej]
field crops (pl.) polní plodiny (pl.) [fi:ld krops]
field system systém obhospodařování, rozdělení hospodářské půdy [fi:ld sistəm] The planned division of land into fields for agricultural use such as meadows, pastures and for arable farming.
field experiment polní pokus, pokus v polních podmínkách [fi:ld eksperimənt]
harvested field posečené pole, sklizené pole [ha:vistid fi:ld] stubble field
field vole hraboš [fi:ld vәul] Microtus. field mouse, common vole
field falcaria srpek obecný [fi:ld fælkeriə] Falearia vulgaris Bernh.
cloddiness of field hrudovitost pole [klodinәs əv fi:ld]
field germination půdní klíčivost [fi:ld džə:mineišən] ground germination rate
tile-field lože s porézním materiálem [tail fi:ld] A bed of porous materials on which wastewater is left to settle. tile-bed
field weed polní plevel [fi:ld wi:d]
field madder bračka rolní [fi:ld mædə] Sherardia arvensis L.
field maple javor polní, babyka, javor klen [fi:ld meipəl] Acer campestre l. hedge maple, sycamore, false plane
gas field contour obrys plynového ložiska [gæs fi:ld kontoә]
field work polní práce, terénní práce [fi:ld wə:k]
field maybeetle chroust maďálový [fi:ld meibi:tl] Melolontha hippocastani Fabr.
beetroot field řepniště [bi:tru:t fi:ld]
field-protective (adj) chránící pole, na ochranu polí [fi:ld prətektiv]
field-vole hraboš polní [fi:ld vəul] Microtus. field mouse
field mouse hraboš [fi:ld maus] Microtus. field vole, common vole
striped field mouse myšice temnopásá [straipt fi:ld maus] Apodemus agrarius Pall.
grey field slug slimáček polní [grei fi:ld slag] Agrolimax agrestis L.
simulation of field conditions simulace skutečných podmínek [simjuleišən əv fi:ld kəndišənz] A testing procedure that attempts to reproduce in detail the environment to which the solidified waste or waste form is exposed at the disposal site.
audio-frequency field nízkofrekvenční rozsah [o:dijəu fri:kwensi fiəld] The graph or chart on which an individual's response to an audiometric test is recorded, either manually or automatically. audio range, audio-frequency range
open field system systém , , otevřených polí" [əupən fi:ld sistəm] A post-forest landscape in a European area with a social system that directly controls land-use practices.
auxiliary field road pomocná polní cesta [o:gzilijəri fi:ld rəud]
field moisture capacity polní vodní kapacita [fi:ld moisčə kəpa:siti] field capacity (of soil)
water nut kotvice [wo:tә nat] Trapa. water chestnut
water oak dub černý [wo:tə əuk] Quercus nigra l.
water voda, šťáva (z ovoce) [wo:tə]
water re-use opakované využívání (odpadní) vody, opětovné využití vody [wo:tə ri:ju:s]
used water splašková (odpadní) voda, splašky (pl.) [ju:zd wo:tә] sewage
raw water surová voda, nečištěná voda [ro: wo:tә] unspiked water, untreated water
available water disponibilní voda [əveilәbəl wo:tə]
well water studniční voda [wel wo:tə]
water-nut kotvice [wo:tə nat] Trapa. water chestnut
water well studna, vrt [wo:tə wel] well
water need potřeba vody [wo:tə ni:d] The quantity of water required, over a given period, to satisfy fully a known or estimated requirement.
water inflow přítok vody, přitékající voda [wo:tə infləu] water influx
water dock šťovík koňský [wo:tə dok] Rumex hydrolapathum Huds.
water circulation koloběh vody, cirkulace vody [wo:tə sə:kjuleišən]
waste-water odpadní voda [weist wo:tә] Water that is actually disposed of or not needed by the claimant thereto, water which has been permitted to run to waste or to escape and water which escapes from the ditches, canals or other works of the lawful claimants. waste water, effluent
connate water fosilní voda [koneit wo:tə] The water trupped in sedimentary rocks during their formation. fossil water
river water říční voda [rivə wo:tə] stream water
pheratic water podzemní voda, podzemní vody (pl.) [ferætik wo:tә] Any water contained in an underground strata or in a well, borehole or similar work sunk into underground strata. ground water
low-water level nízký stav vody (zvl. v řece) [ləu wo:tə levəl]
water wheel vodní kolo [wo:tə wi:l] A large wheel carrying peripheral buckets or shrouded vanes on which water is caused the wheel to move, either by falling due to gravity or by virtue of its kinetic energy. waterwheel
water stress nedostatek vody [wo:tә stres]
grey water sanitární odpadní vody (pl.), splašky (pl.) [grei wo:tə] Water discharged from sinks, showers, kitchens or other non-industrial operations except commodes. gray water, waste domestic water, sanitary water, greywater
water cloud dešťový mrak [wo:tə klaud] water-droplet cloud
constitution water skladebná voda, konstituční voda [konstitju:šən wo:tə]
bore water voda z vrtů [bor wotə:]
subterranean water podzemní voda, podzemní vody (pl.) [sabtәreiniәn wo:tә] Any water contained in underground strata or in a well, borehole or similar work sunk into underground strata. ground water
running water tekoucí voda [raniŋ wo:tə] flowing water
water-plantain žabník [wo:tə pla:ntein] Alisma. mud-plantain
magmatic water juvenilní voda, voda z magmatu [mægmætik wo:tə] The hot and often mineralized water originating from magmatic sources. juvenile water
water yield vydatnost (vodního zdroje) [wo:tә ji:ld] The quantity of water (expressed as a rate of flows or total quantity per year) that can be collected for a given use from surface or groundwater sources. yield
water structure vodohospodářské dílo, vodní dílo [wo:tə strakčə] A structure or a part of a structure for the storage, purification and distribution of water for community supply.
chlorine water chlórová voda [klori:n wo:tə]
impervious to water nepropouštějící vlhkost, nepropustný [impə:viəs tu wo:tə]
grey water šedá voda [grei wo:tә] Domestic wastewater excluding faecal matter and urine.
water rail chřástal vodní [wo:tə reil] Rallus aquaticus L.
water parsnip sevlák [wo:tə pa:snip] Sium.
water intake příjem vody (např. rostlinou), jímání vody [wo:tə inteik]
fossil water fosilní voda [fosil wo:tə] The water trapped in sedimentary rocks during their formation; it is an important source of ground water. connate water
water erosion vodní eroze [wo:tə әrəužən]
water composition složení vody [wo:tə kompəzišən]