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1 Atommülldeponie
f <nukl.ents> ■ nuclear waste disposal site; radioactive waste disposal site; radwaste disposal site; atomic waste dumping site coll.derog -
2 Atommülldeponie
fugs.1. atomic waste dumping site2. nuclear waste disposal site3. radioactive waste disposal site4. radwaste disposal site coll. -
3 Lagerung (f) von Abfall
< Umwelt> waste dumpingBusiness german-english dictionary > Lagerung (f) von Abfall
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4 Lagerung von Abfall
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5 Abladestelle
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6 Mülldeponie
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7 Verklappung
f (ocean) dumping, dumping (of) waste into the sea (Am. ocean)* * *Ver|klạp|pung [fɛɐ'klapʊŋ]f -, -en(von Abfallstoffen) dumping* * *Ver·klap·pung<-, -en>f dumping [in the sea]* * *die; Verklappung, Verklappungen dumping [at sea]* * ** * *die; Verklappung, Verklappungen dumping [at sea]* * *f.dumping (of)waste into the sea n.ocean dumping n. -
8 Müll
Müll m GEN, UMWELT waste, refuse, (BE) rubbish, (AE) garbage • Müll rein, Müll raus, GIGO COMP (jarg) garbage in, garbage out, GIGO* * *m <Geschäft, Umwelt> waste, refuse, rubbish (BE), garbage (AE) ■ Müll rein, Müll raus jarg (GIGO) < Comp> garbage in, garbage out jarg (GIGO)* * *Müll
dust (Br.), tip, soft dirt, collection, rubbish, garbage (US), refuse;
• abfuhrbereiter (abholbereiter) Müll dust (Br.), refuse ready for collection;
• radioaktiver Müll [radio]active (hot) waste;
• Müll abladen (abkippen, auskippen) to dump [rubbish], to shoot rubbish, to tip (Br.);
• Müll aufbereiten to recycle refuse;
• Müll deponieren to shoot garbage;
• Müllabfuhr refuse (garbage, US) disposal (collection), rubbish collection, removal (collection, disposal) of household refuse (Br.), garbage removal (US), (Wagen) dump wagon (US), dumping car, dust cart (Br.);
• Müllabfuhrunternehmer cesspool clearing company, garbage collector (US);
• Müllabladeplatz dump, dumping place, trash dump (US), refuse disposal site, tipping (Br.);
• Müllaufbereitung recycling of refuse;
• Müllauswerter refuse collector;
• Müllbeseitigung refuse disposal;
• städtische Mülldeponie municipal refuse tip (waste site);
• Müllentsorgung refuse disposal;
• Müllfahrer dustman (Br.), garbage (junk) collector (US), garbage man (US), sanitation man;
• Müllfahrzeug dust cart (Br.), dumping truck (waggon);
• Müllförderungsanlage garbage conveyer (US);
• Müllgrube dust hole (Br.), refuse pit;
• Müllhalde refuse (rubbish, garbage, US) dump, tip (Br.);
• Müllkippe refuse disposal site, junk heap (US), trash dump (US), tip (Br.);
• Müllpost (Internet) junk mail;
• Mülltonne dustbin (Br.), dust box (Br.), orderly bin (Br.), garbage box (barrel) (US);
• häusliche Mülltrennung house-to-house recycling;
• Müllverbrennung waste incineration;
• Müllverbrennungsanlage municipal (garbage, US) incinerator, garbage burner (destructor) (US), rubbish incineration plant;
• Müllverbrennungs- und Müllverwertungsanlage waste incineration and processing plant;
• Müllvermeidung waste avoidance;
• Müllverwertungsanlage garbage plant (US), reduction works;
• Müllwagen dump[ing] car, dump waggon (US), garbage truck (cart, waggon) (US), dirt waggon (US), sanitation van (US), ash cart (US);
• Müllwerker garbage man (US);
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9 Atommüllendlager
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10 Deponie
f; -, -n1. (refuse) tip, waste disposal site, landfill, dump3. fig. dumping ground* * *die Deponiedepositing area; dump* * *De|po|nie [depo'niː]f -, -n[-'niːən] dump, disposal site* * *De·po·nie<-, -n>[depoˈni:, pl depoˈni:ən]* * *die; Deponie, Deponien tipp (Brit.); dump* * *2.wilde Deponie uncontrolled ( oder indiscriminate) dumping3. fig dumping ground* * *die; Deponie, Deponien tipp (Brit.); dump -
11 Entsorgung
f* * *die Entsorgungdisposal* * *Ent|sọr|gungf -, -enwaste disposaldie Entsorgung von Chemikalien — the disposal of chemicals
* * *Ent·sor·gung<-, -en>f (das Entsorgen) waste disposaldie \Entsorgung von Schmutzwasser the disposal of waste water* * *die; Entsorgung, Entsorgungen (Amtsspr., Wirtsch.) waste disposal* * ** * *die; Entsorgung, Entsorgungen (Amtsspr., Wirtsch.) waste disposal* * *(einer Stadt) f.cleaning up n. f.garbage dumping n.trash disposal n.waste disposal n. -
12 Deponie
Deponie f UMWELT waste disposal site, (BE) tip, dump* * ** * *Deponie
dumping, tipping, rubbish dump, refuse-disposal site, repository;
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13 Mülldeponie
fInfrastruktur & Entwurf, Umweltthematik dump ground, dump site, dumping ground, dumping site, landfill, sanitary landfill, waste tip britisches Englisch -
14 Verklappung
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16 Deponie
Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Deponie
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17 Deponie
fInfrastruktur & Entwurf, Umweltthematik dumping ground, landfill, repository, storage site, waste dump, waste tip britisches Englisch -
18 Atommüllendlager
n1. (final) disposal site for nuclear waste2. (final) dumping site for atomic waste coll. -
19 Entsorgung
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20 Mülltourismus
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