Ekoslovník



Výsledky hledání "capital" v anglicko-českém slovníku:


SlovoPřeklad Výslovnost Definice Viz také
capital kapitál [kæpitәl]
manufactured capital člověkem vytvořený kapitál [mænjufækčəd kæpitəl] Manufactured items made from Earth capital and used to produce and distribute economic goods and services.
natural capital přírodní kapitál [næčәrәl kæpitәl] Natural capital is the extension of the economic notion of capital (manufactured means of production) to environmental goods and services. A functional definition of capital in general is: a stock that yields a flow of valuable goods or services into the
solar capital sluneční kapitál [səulə kæpitəl] Solar energy reaching the Earth.
capital flight únik kapitálu [kæpitəl flait]
Earth capital kapitál Země [ə:Ө kæpitəl] The Earth's natural resources and processes that sustain humans and other species.
human capital lidský kapitál [hju:mən kaepitəl] Physical and mental talents of people used to produce, distribute and sell an economic good.
Natural Capital Index index přírodního kapitálu [næčәrәl kæpitәl indeks] The Natural Capital Index (NCI) is an indicator for the biodiversity of habitats. NCI considers biodiversity of an ecosystem as the stock of its characteristic species including their corresponding abundances. The loss of biodiversity is characterized by NCI
natural resource capital přírodní zdroje (pl.), přírodní bohatství [næčəəl rizo:s kæpitəl] Natural Earth resources that sustain both humans and other species.
critical natural capital kritický přírodní kapitál [kritikәl næčәrәl kæpitәl] Critical natural capital (CNC) is commonly defined as that part of the natural environment, which performs important and irreplaceable functions. CNC
gross fixed capital formation tvorba hrubého fixního kapitálu [grәus fikst kæpitәl fo:mjuleišәn]
United Nations Capital Development Fund Fond OSN pro kapitálový rozvoj, UNCDF [ju:naitid neišənz kæpitəl divelәpmənt fand] The Un fund established in 1996 by the UN General Assembly ,,to assist developing countries in the development of their economies by supplementing existing sources of capital assistance by means of grants and loans".