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Výsledky hledání "high-level waste" v anglicko-českém slovníku:


SlovoPřeklad Výslovnost Definice Viz také
high-level waste vysokoaktivní odpad, vysoce aktivní odpad [hai levəl weist]
low-level waste nízkoaktivní odpad (rad.) [ləu levəl weist]
intermediate-level waste středně aktivní odpad [intəmi:diət levəl weist] medium-level waste
medium-level waste středně aktivní odpad [mi:diәm levәl weist] intermediate-level waste
high tlaková výše [hai] anticyclone
high bog vrchoviště [hai bog]
high-mountain (adj) vysokohorský, alpinský, alpský [hai mauntәn Referring to the Alps or to other high mountains. alpine
high flood maximální velká voda [hai flad] flood, high freshet
high forest vysokokmenný les [hai forist]
high-stemmed s vysokým stonkem [hai stemd] high-boled
high freshet maximální velká voda [hai frešnet] high flood, flood
high grading toulavá seč, exploatační těžba [hai greidiŋ]
high moor vrchoviště [hai mo:]
high thinning úrovňová probírka [hai Өiniŋ]
high water povodeň, záplava, zátopa, potopa, příval [hai wo:tә] An inundation of water over land that is not usually covered by water. high flood, flood
high-forest system vysokokmenné hospodářství [hai forist sistəm]
high-income countries (pl.) země s vysokým důchodem (pl.) [hai inkәm kantriz] HICs
high-quality matter vysoce kvalitní surovina [hai kwoliti mætə] Matter that is organised and concentrated and contains a high concentration of a useful resource.
high-rise development vícepodlažní domy na sídlišti (pl.), skupina věžáků, skupina vysokých domů [hai raiz divelәpmənt] A group of buildings in which many or all of the structures are over 10 storeys high.
high-rise houses (pl.) věžáky (pl.), vysoké (většinou panelové) domy (pl.) [hai raiz hauziz] high-rise development, tower blocks (pl.)
high forest stemwood kmenovina [hai forist stemwud]
coppice and high forest sdružený les [kopis ænd hai forist] coppice with standards
high-volume sampler vzorkovač velkých objemů [hai volju:m sa:mpәl]
high-yielding cereal obilovina s vysokými výnosy [hai ji:ldiŋ siriәl] Any variety of cereal grain crop selectively bred to produce a higher yield than the indigenous seed stock.
high moor peat vrchovištní rašelina [hai mo: pi:t] raised bog peat, upland peat
diameter breast high výčetní tlouštka [daiəmi:tə brest hait] diameter at breast height
high yield breed vysoce užitkové plemeno, vysoce výnosná odrůda [hai yi:ld bri:d]
high-elevation forest vysokohorský les [hai eliveišən forist]
high-flood-water wave povodňová vlna [hai flad wo:tə weiv]
auriferous sand with high clay content písek soudečný, písek slabě hlinitý [orifəras sænd wið hai klej kontent]
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Úřad Vysokého komisaře OSN pro uprchlíky [ju:naitid neišәnz hai komišәnә fo: refju:dži:z] UN Refugee Agency, UNHCR
low-level slatina [ləu levəl]
level (1) hladina, rovina, úroveň, hráz, patro, horizont [levəl]
mean sea level průměrná mořská hladina [mi:n si: levәl] Mean Sea Level (MSL) is normally defined as the average Relative Sea Level over a period, such as a month or a year, long enough to average out transients such as waves.
level (2) úroveň znečištění ovzduší [levәl] Concentration of a pollutant in ambient air or the deposition thereof on surfaces in a given time.
dust level obsah prachu [dast levəl] The dust content per volume unit of air. dust content
background level hladina pozadí [bækgraund levəl] The amount of a pollutant present in the ambient air in the absence of local sources.
water level vodní hladina [wo:tə levəl] water table
top water level (1) maximální provozní úroveň hladiny vody [top wo:tә levәl] Maximum operating water level in any structure. TWL
sea-level rise zvýšení mořské hladiny [si: levəl raiz]
low water level nízký stav vody, nízká hladina vody [ləu wo:tə levəl]
top water level (2) povrchová vrstva vody, horní vrstva vody, hladina [top wo:tə levəl] The maximum water level in a sedimentation tank or settlement tank, aeration tank or a sludge storage tank.
intensity level akustická intenzita, intenzita zvuku [intensiti levəl] Ten times the logarithm of the sound intensity divided by the reference intensity measured in decibels. IL
zero water level nulová hladina vody, nulová vodní hladina [zi:rəu wo:tə levəl]
intervention level intervenční úroveň, účinná úroveň [intəvenšən levəl] The value of the absorbed dose or dose equivalent of a derived value fixed in connection with the drawing up of emergency plans. action level
feeding level trofická úroveň [fi:diŋ levəl]
trophic level hladina trofie, hladina úživnosti, trofická úroveň [trofik levəl] The position occupied by an organism in the food chain (e.g. green plants occupy the first trophic level, herbivores the second and carnivores which eat herbivores the third). A step in a food chain, such as producer or herbivore.
low-water level nízký stav vody (zvl. v řece) [ləu wo:tə levəl]
critical level kritická úroveň [kritikәl levәl] The level fixed on the basis of scientific knowledge, above which direct adverse effects may occur on some receptors, such as trees, other plants or natural ecosystems but not on humans.
level line vrstevnice [levәl lain] contour line
level of contamination stupeň kontaminace, míra kontaminace [levәl әv kontæmineišәn] Every result of measurement characterising the contamination of a fluid in the form of one number. rate of contamination
action level intervenční úroveň, účinná úroveň [ækšən levəl] The value of the absorbed dose or dose equivalent of a derived value fixed in connection with the drawing up of emergency plans. intervention level
vibration level hladina vibrací [vaibreišən levəl] The measured value of a person's vibration exposure (e.g. with respect to acceleration, frequency and direction).
level of invasion invadovanost [levәl әv inveižәn] The actual number of an alien species in a habitat, ecosystem or region.
ground level přízemní [graund lәvel] ground-level
level sprouting vyrovnané vzcházení rostlin [levәl sprautiŋ] even sprouting
ground-level přízemní [graund levəl] ground level
relative sea level relativní mořská hladina [relәtiv si: levәl] Sea level measured by a tide gauge with respect to the land upon which it is situated.
optimum level of pollution optimální úroveň znečištění [optiməm levəl əv pəlu:šən] An economic category. The lowest point on the curve of total cost of pollution (i. e. combination of clean-up costs and external costs to society).
loudness discomfort level práh nepříjemnosti (hluku) [laudnəs diskamfət levəl] The minimum effective sound pressure of a specified pure tone which produces a sensation of discomfort in the ear.
environmental performance level úroveň environmentálního profilu [invairənmentəl pərfo:məns levəl]
base level of erosion erozní báze [beis levəl əv irəužən]
water level gage (US) vodočet, vodočetná lať [wo;tә levәl geidž] water level gauge (GB)
water level gauge (GB) vodočet, vodočetná lať [wo:tə levəl geidž] water level gage (US)
equivaIent sound level ekvivalentní hladina zvuku [әkvivəlәnt saund levəl] A measure of the equivalent continuous noise level from a site in energy terms over a specific period.
bottom water level minimální provozní úroveň hladiny vody [botәm wo:tә levәl] Minimum operating water level in any structure. BWL
intermediate level treatment sekundární čištění [intәmi:diәt levәl tri:tmәnt] The treatment of sewage, usually after the removal of suspended solids, by bacteria under aerobic conditions during which organic matter in solution is oxidised or incorporated in cells which may be removed by settlement. secondary treatment, secondary biological treatment, secondary effluent treatment
sound pressure level hladina akustického tlaku [saund prešә levәl] The logarithm of the ratio of effective sound pressure to a reference sound pressure (threshold of audibility). SPL
noise imission level dávka hluku [noiz imišәn] The metered and weighted sound pressure level at a specific place over a specific period of time. noise dose
speech interference level práh interference šumu a řeči, míra interference šumu a řeči [spi:č intəfi:rəns levəl] A measure of the degree to which noise interferes with speech. SIL
noise pollution level hladina zatížení hlukem [noiz pəlu:šən levəl] The noise rating which takes into account the equivalent continuous noise level, the statistical distribution of amplitude variations and the effect of the magnitude of the time variation of the noise level. NPL
replacement-level fertility úroveň porodnosti zajišťující nahrazení rodičovského páru [ripleismənt levəl fə:tilәti] The number of children a couple must have to replace themselves, usually higher than 2 (i.e. 2.1 in the USA, 2.5 in some LDCs).
incipient lethal level počáteční letální hladina, začínající letální hladina [insipiənt li:Өəl levəl] The upper and lower levels where a particular environmental factor (temperature, oxygen content) begins to have a lethal effects. ILL
initial level of water pollution počáteční znečištění vody, počáteční míra znečištění vody [inišiəl levəl əv wo:tə pəlu:šən] The material and thermal pollution of water prior to the use under consideration.
community noise equivalent level ekvivalentní hladina hluku okolního prostředí [kәmju:niti noiz ekwivəlәnt levəl] The rating which represents the average noise level over a 24-hour period with different weighting factors for noise levels occurring during the day, evening and night periods. CNEL
tone corrected perceived noise level korigovaná hladina rušivosti hluku [təun kәrektid pəsi:vd noiz levəl] The perceived noise level corrected for those one-third octave bands which contain discrete frequency components. PNLT
equivalent continuous sound pressure level ekvivalentní hladina akustického tlaku [әkvivəlәnt kәntinjuəs saund prešə levəl] The value of the sound pressure level of a continuous steady sound which, during the measurement time interval, has the same sound pressure as a sound under consideration the level of which varies over time.
single event noise exposure level hladina expozice jednorázovým hlukem, míra expozice jednorázovým hlukem [siŋgl әvent noiz ekspəužə levəl] The time integrated A-level of a single aircraft flyover (which exceeds a threshold noise level) which is expressed by the level of an eqivalent one second duration reference signal. SENEL
weighted equivalent continuous perceived noise level vážený ekvivalent hladiny rušivosti hluku [weitid i:kwivələnt kontinju:əs pəsi:vd noiz levəl] The average (on an energy basis) noise level for a 24-hour period. WECPNL
waste bin nádoba na odpad [weist bin] A container for litter, rubbish, etc.
waste tip skládka, složiště odpadu, deponie [weist tip] A dumping place for unwanted rubbish. waste site
waste odpad, odpady (pl.), odpadky (pl.), hlušina [weist] Material, often unusable, left over from any manufacturing, industrial, agricultural or other human process; Material damaged or altered during a manufacturing process and subsequently left useless.
waste air odpadní vzduch [weist wo:tә] Exhaust or gaseous air given off by any industrial, manufacturing or chemical process.
waste oil odpadní ropné produkty [weist oil] Oil arising as a waste product of the use of oils in a wide range of industrial and commercial activities, such as engineering, power generation and vehicle maintenance and should be properly disposed of, or treated in order to be reused.
waste reclamation zhodnocování odpadu [weist reklimeišәn] Conversion of solid wastes into useful products, for example, composting organic waste to make soil conditioners, and separating aluminium and other metals for melting and recycling.
waste form forma odpadu, skupenství odpadu [weist fo:m]
waste balance bilance odpadu [weist bælәns] The inventory of all waste produced or recovered during a certain time period, classified by type and quantity.
residential waste domovní odpad [rezidenšәl weist] Waste from domestic property, i.e. a building or self-contained part of a building which is used for the purposes of living accommodation: a caravan, a residential home, premises forming part of an educational establishment or that of a hospital. household waste
nuclear waste jaderný odpad, radioaktivní odpad [nju:kliə weist] Radioactive waste materials produced as by-products of research and nuclear-power generation.
incompatible waste neslučitelný odpad [inkәmpætibəl weist] A hazardous waste that is unsuitable for placement in a particular device or facility because it may cause corrosion or decay of containment materials (e.g. container inner liners or tank walls).
waste recovery regenerace odpadu [weist rikәvәri] The process of obtaining materials or energy resources from waste.
waste fuel palivo z odpadu [weist fju:l] Any type of waste or prepared material from waste that is used as fuel in any combustion process.
residual waste reziduální odpad [rizidjuəl weist] Material left after any waste treatment process, including industrial, urban, agricultural, mining or other similar treatments.
industrial waste průmyslový odpad, odpad z průmyslové výroby [indastriəl weist] Solid, liquid and gaseous wastes originating from the industrial manufacture of products.
waste recycling recyklace odpadu, recyklace, opětovné použití [weist risaikliŋ] A method of recovering wastes as resources which includes the collection, and often involving the treatment, of waste products for use as a replacement of all or part of the raw material in a manufacturing process.
waste gases (pl.) odpadní plyny (pl.) [weist gæsiz] Gaseous discharges containing solid, liquid or gaseous emissions.
waste classification kategorizace odpadu [weist klæsifikeišәn] The arrangement of unwanted materials left over from manufacturing processes or refuse from places of human or animal habitation into a variety of categories based on chemical and microbiological constituents or other common characteristics.
organic waste organický odpad [o:gænik weist] Waste containing carbon compounds; derived from animal and plant materials.
biodegradable waste biologicky odbouratelný odpad [baiəudəgraidəbəl weist] Any waste that is capable of undergoing anaerobic or aerobic decomposition, such as food and garden waste, and paper and paperboard.
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