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Закон о захоронении токсичных отходов (США)
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1) Экология: Закон о захоронении токсичных отходов (США; 1972)2) Макаров: Закон о захоронении токсичных отходов (США), Закон о захоронении токсичных отходов (США, 1972)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > Deposit of Poisonous Waste Act
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1. n1) ущерб, убыток; расточительство2) отходы•- disposal of nuclear wasteto utilize industrial wastes — перерабатывать / использовать отходы производства
- dump for nuclear waste
- dumping of waste
- dustbin for the world's waste
- economic waste
- hazardous waste
- industrial waste
- noxious waste
- nuclear waste
- poisonous waste
- radioactive waste
- repository for nuclear waste
- shipment of toxic waste
- toxic waste
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n1) непроизводительная растрата; расточительство2) потери, убыль; ущерб, убыток; неисправимый брак3) отходы, отбросы
- animal waste
- aqueous waste
- city waste
- commercial waste
- construction waste
- domestic waste
- farm waste
- food waste
- hazardous waste
- heat waste
- industrial wastes
- livestock waste
- manufacturing wastes
- municipal waste
- nuclear waste
- paper waste
- poisonous waste
- processing waste
- production waste
- radioactive waste
- refinery waste
- toxic waste
- untreated waste
- unusable waste
- waste of money
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I ['pɔɪzn]nome veleno m. (anche fig.)II ['pɔɪzn]verbo transitivo [ person] avvelenare [person, animal]; [lead, fumes] intossicare; (make poisonous) mettere del veleno in, avvelenare [foodstuffs, water]; (contaminate) contaminare, inquinare [environment, air, rivers]; fig. (damage) rovinare, avvelenare [relationship, life]to poison sb.'s mind — corrompere l'animo di qcn
* * *['poizn] 1. noun(any substance which causes death or illness when taken into the body: She killed herself by taking poison; ( also adjective) poison gas.) veleno2. verb1) (to kill or harm with poison: He poisoned his wife.) avvelenare2) (to put poison into (food etc): He poisoned her coffee.) avvelenare•- poisoner- poisonous
- poisonously
- poison-pen letter* * *poison /ˈpɔɪzn/n. [uc]( anche fig.) veleno: rat poison, veleno per topi; slow poison, veleno lento ( ad azione lenta); deadly poison, veleno micidiale; the poison of envy, il veleno dell'invidia● (zool.) poison fang, dente velenifero □ poison gas, gas tossico; gas asfissiante □ (bot.) poison-ivy ( Rhus toxicodendron), edera del Canada □ (fig.) poison pen, chi scrive lettere anonime calunniose (offensive, ecc.); corvo (fig.) □ (fig.) poison-pen letter, lettera anonima calunniosa (offensiva, ecc.); lettera di un corvo (fig.) □ ( anche econ.) poison pill, pillola avvelenata □ to hate sb. like poison, essere pieno di veleno contro q. □ (fam.) What's your poison?, ( anche: Name your poison!), e tu che cosa (o quale liquore) bevi?(to) poison /ˈpɔɪzn/v. t.1 avvelenare; intossicare2 inquinare: The river has been poisoned by industrial waste, il fiume è stato inquinato (o contaminato) dagli scarichi industriali3 (fig.) corrompere; guastare; pervertire: That sad event poisoned his life for ever, quel fatto doloroso gli ha avvelenato la vita per sempre; He's trying to poison your mind against me, sta cercando di inculcarti odio verso di me● poisoned chalice, calice avvelenato.* * *I ['pɔɪzn]nome veleno m. (anche fig.)II ['pɔɪzn]verbo transitivo [ person] avvelenare [person, animal]; [lead, fumes] intossicare; (make poisonous) mettere del veleno in, avvelenare [foodstuffs, water]; (contaminate) contaminare, inquinare [environment, air, rivers]; fig. (damage) rovinare, avvelenare [relationship, life]to poison sb.'s mind — corrompere l'animo di qcn
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['tɒksɪk] adjective giftig; toxisch (fachspr.)* * *['toksik](poisonous: toxic substances.) toxisch* * *tox·ic[ˈtɒksɪk, AM ˈtɑ:k-]\toxic waste Giftmüll m* * *['tɒksɪk]adjgiftig, Gift-, toxisch; effects schädlichto be toxic to sb/sth — für jdn/etw schädlich sein
* * *toxic psychosis Intoxikationspsychose f;toxic waste Giftmüll m* * *['tɒksɪk] adjective giftig; toxisch (fachspr.)toxic cloud — Giftwolke, die
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'toksik(poisonous: toxic substances.) tóxicotoxic adj tóxicotr['tɒksɪk]1 tóxico,-atoxic ['tɑksɪk] adj: tóxicoadj.• tóxico, -a adj.n.• tóxico s.m.'tɑːksɪk, 'tɒksɪkadjective tóxico['tɒksɪk]1. ADJ1) [substance, alga] tóxico2) (Fin) [loan, investment] tóxico2.N tóxico m3.CPDtoxic waste N — desechos mpl tóxicos
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[ɡæs] 1. noun1) (a substance like air: Oxygen is a gas.) gás2) (any gas which is used for heating, cooking etc.) gás3) (a gas which is used by dentists as an anaesthetic.) gás4) (a poisonous or irritating gas used in war etc: The police used tear gas to control the riot.) gás2. verb(to poison or kill (a person or animal) with gas: He was gassed during World War I.) gazear- gaseous- gassy
- gassiness
- gas chamber
- gas mask
- gas meter
- gasoline
- gasolene
- gas station
- gasworks* * *[gæs] n 1 Phys gás: corpo gasoso, combustível, iluminação, mistura de gases, arma de guerra. 2 Amer coll gasolina. 3 Amer sl conversa fiada, boba. 4 Amer sl coisa ou pessoa muito agradável, atraente ou divertida. • vt+vi 1 suprir com gás. 2 tratar com gás, usar gás em. 3 soltar gás. 4 atacar com gás tóxico. 5 coll suprir com gasolina. 6 Amer sl conversar à toa. anti-gas defesa contra gás. gas and gaiters bobagem, tolice. rare gas gás raro. to stepp on the gas pisar fundo no acelerador. to turn on (down) the gas abrir (fechar) o gás. waste gas gás de combustão, gás inaproveitável. -
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I [rɪ'liːs]1) (liberation) rilascio m., liberazione f.2) fig. (relief) sollievo m., liberazione f.4) tecn. (of mechanism) sgancio m.5) giorn. (announcement) comunicato m. (stampa)6) cinem. (making publicly available) distribuzione f.7) (film, video, record) novità f.8) (discharge form) congedo m.II [rɪ'liːs]1) (set free) rilasciare, mettere in libertà [hostage, prisoner]; liberare [accident victim, animal]2) fig.to release sb. from — sciogliere qcn. da [promise, obligation]
5) (let go of) lasciare, mollare [object, hand]to release one's grip of sth. — lasciare qcs., allentare la presa su qcs
6) giorn. diffondere, rendere pubblico [news, statement]; pubblicare [photo, picture]7) cinem. fare uscire, distribuire [ film]; mus. fare uscire, lanciare [video, record]* * *[rə'li:s] 1. verb1) (to set free; to allow to leave: He was released from prison yesterday; I am willing to release him from his promise to me.) liberare, rilasciare2) (to stop holding etc; to allow to move, fall etc: He released (his hold on) the rope.) lasciare, allentare3) (to move (a catch, brake etc) which prevents something else from moving, operating etc: He released the handbrake and drove off.) allentare, sbloccare4) (to allow (news etc) to be made known publicly: The list of winners has just been released.) (rendere pubblico)5) (to offer (a film, record etc) to the general public: Their latest record will be released next week.) (mettere sul mercato)2. noun1) (the act of releasing or being released: After his release, the prisoner returned to his home town; the release of a new film; ( also adjective) the release catch.) rilascio, liberazione2) (something that is released: This record is their latest release; The Government issued a press release (= a statement giving information about something, sent or given to newspapers, reporters etc).) pubblicazione; comunicato* * *release /rɪˈli:s/n.1 [uc] rilascio; liberazione; (med.) dimissione ( di un paziente): the hostage's release, il rilascio dell'ostaggio; release from prison, scarcerazione: He committed a robbery one week after his release from prison, ha commesso una rapina una settimana dopo essere uscito di prigione2 rilascio; emissione ( di gas, ecc.): the release of toxic substances, il rilascio di sostanze tossiche; the release of waste products into the environment, il rilascio di scorie nell'ambiente3 [u] diffusione: the release of secret documents, la divulgazione di documenti segreti; the release of a photofit by the police, la diffusione di un photofit da parte della polizia4 album (o film, ecc.) appena uscito: Their latest release is already number one in the charts, il loro ultimo album è già in testa alle classifiche; You can find all the new releases on this DVD rental site, puoi trovare tutti i film appena usciti su questo sito di noleggio DVD online5 [u] uscita (di film, disco, ecc.): The release of the film has been pushed back by six months, l'uscita del film è stata rimandata di sei mesi; The band embarked on a tour to promote the release of their album, il gruppo è partito per una tournée per promuovere l'uscita del loro ultimo album7 [uc] allentamento ( della presa, ecc.); il lasciar andare: a release of tension, un allentamento della tensione9 [uc] (leg.) abbandono ( di un diritto); cessione ( di beni); concessione, rilascio ( di diritti ad altri)10 [u] liberazione ( da un obbligo); esonero ( dal servizio); esenzione ( fiscale, ecc.); remissione ( di un debito)13 (mecc.) dispositivo di sgancio14 (fotogr.) scatto16 (comput.) versione ( di un programma); rilascio ( inizio della disponibilità di un programma sul mercato): release candidate ► RC, def. 4; release notes, note di rilascio; note sulla versione19 ( sci) apertura ( di un attacco): release setting screw, vite per regolare l'apertura dell'attacco20 (leg., naut.) dissequestro● (leg.) release from seizure, dissequestro □ (mecc.) release lever, leva di sbloccaggio □ the release of goods from customs, lo svincolo di merci dalla dogana □ release of a mortgage, estinzione di un'ipoteca □ (leg.) release of right of action, rinuncia all'azione in giudizio □ (leg.) release on bail, concessione della libertà provvisoria su cauzione □ (fotogr.) release trigger, levetta dello scatto; scatto □ press release, comunicato stampa □ ( di un film) on (general) release, nelle sale cinematografiche: The film goes on general release in the UK on August 31st, il film esce nelle sale cinematografiche del Regno Unito il 31 agosto □ (farm.) time-release capsule, capsula a rilascio lento.♦ (to) release /rɪˈli:s/v. t.1 liberare; rilasciare; (med.) dimettere ( un paziente): to release a prisoner [a hostage], rilasciare un prigioniero [un ostaggio]; to release sb. from a promise, liberare (o sciogliere) q. da una promessa; to release goods from customs, svincolare merci dalla dogana3 emettere ( gas, ecc.); sprigionare: Poisonous chemicals were released into the atmosphere, sostanze chimiche tossiche sono state sprigionate nell'atmosfera; Crude oil released into the sea killed tens of thousands of seabirds, il petrolio greggio riversato nel mare ha ucciso decine di migliaia di uccelli marini6 rendere noto: Further information will be released shortly, ulteriori informazioni verranno rese note entro breve; The results of the survey will be released next month, i risultati del sondaggio saranno pubblicati il mese prossimo7 fare uscire ( un film, un album, un DVD, ecc.): They've just released their first single, è appena uscito il loro primo single; They want to release the film in time for the Christmas period, vogliono che il film esca in tempo per il periodo natalizio9 (leg.) cedere ( una proprietà, un diritto); consegnare ( beni, chiavi, documenti, ecc.); abbandonare, rinunciare a ( un diritto); rimettere, condonare ( un debito)11 (mecc.) sbloccare; sganciare13 (autom.) togliere: to release the handbrake, togliere il freno a mano; to release the clutch, lasciare (lentamente) il pedale della frizione14 (comput.) rilasciare ( rendere disponibile un programma sul mercato): released version, versione rilasciata* * *I [rɪ'liːs]1) (liberation) rilascio m., liberazione f.2) fig. (relief) sollievo m., liberazione f.4) tecn. (of mechanism) sgancio m.5) giorn. (announcement) comunicato m. (stampa)6) cinem. (making publicly available) distribuzione f.7) (film, video, record) novità f.8) (discharge form) congedo m.II [rɪ'liːs]1) (set free) rilasciare, mettere in libertà [hostage, prisoner]; liberare [accident victim, animal]2) fig.to release sb. from — sciogliere qcn. da [promise, obligation]
5) (let go of) lasciare, mollare [object, hand]to release one's grip of sth. — lasciare qcs., allentare la presa su qcs
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['tɒksɪk]aggettivo tossico* * *['toksik](poisonous: toxic substances.) tossico* * *toxic /ˈtɒksɪk/a.(med., ecol.) tossico; velenoso: toxic waste, rifiuti tossici● (fin.) toxic assets, titoli tossici □ (med.) toxic infection, tossinfezione □ (leg., USA) toxic tort, illecito civile derivante da danni provocati da inquinamentotoxically avv.* * *['tɒksɪk]aggettivo tossico -
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субстанция; вещество- bioactive substance - biodegradable substance - biorefractory substance - cancerogenic substance - clay substance - close substance - conservative substance - dangerous substance - foreign substance - high-toxic substance - insulation substance - limited water-soluble substance - organic substance - oxidizing substance - poisonous substance - polluting substance - preservative substance - readily water-soluble substance - saponifiable substance - surface-active substance - tainting substances - toxic substance - waste substances* * *вещество- harmful substance
- hazardous substance
- noxious substance
- toxic substance
- working substance
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