-
1 klimaændring fk
climate change -
2 klimaforandring fk
climate change -
3 klima n
climate -
4 klima
sg - klímaet, pl - klímaerкли́мат м* * ** * *(et -er)(også fig) climate ( fx create a favourable climate for negotiations; the intellectual (, economic) climate). -
5 fugtig
вла́жный, сыро́й* * *damp, humid, moist, steamy* * *adj moist ( fx eyes, hands, lips, climate, air, heat),( fagligt ord) humid ( fx air, climate);( klam) damp ( fx sheets, cellar, home, weather);( våd) wet;[ en fugtig herre] a thirsty soul. -
6 indeklima
indoor climate. -
7 kystklima
sg - kýstklimaetморско́й кли́мат* * *coastal climate. -
8 omskiftelig
adj changeable ( fx moods),( om person også, F) inconstant;( om vejrforhold) changeable, unsettled ( fx weather), variable ( fxwinds, climate). -
9 polarklima
arctic climate. -
10 påvirke
affect, condition, influence, sway* * *vb( udøve påvirkning på) influence ( fx a witness; public opinion; the weather influences the crops; don't be influenced by bad examples; influence somebody to do something; Shaw was influenced by Ibsen); have an effect on ( fx prices and wages);( især fysisk, ofte negativt) affect ( fx the climate affects their health; the cold affected the crops; the slightest vibration can affect the delicate instruments; how does one set about influencing decisions that affect the individual or the community to which one belongs?);( få til at skifte mening) sway ( fx a jury; the voters; don't let yourself be swayed by what they say);( også) remain unaffected by, be proof against. -
11 styrke
bolster, consolidate, force, invigorate, level, might, potency, strength, strengthen, sustain, tone, toughness* * *I. (en) strength ( fx of a horse, of a man, of an army, of a fortress, of a rope, of a poison, of will, of a friendship, of an argument, of an electric current),( voldsomhed, virkende kraft) force ( fx of a blow, of an explosion, of the argument, of the wind);( antal) strength ( fx of a regiment);( lydstyrke, tonestyrke) intensity, volume;( organiseret afdeling, pl styrker) force ( fx a strong force of police; land (, naval, military) forces);[ tiltage i styrke] grow stronger,F intensify;[ prøve styrke med] try one's strength against;[ han har ikke sin styrke i latin] Latin is not his strong point (, F: forte);[ hævde det med stor styrke] assert it vigorously.II. vb( oplive) refresh ( fx a refreshing cup of tea, refreshing sleep),( stærkere) brace (up) ( fx the sea air braces you up; a bracing climate),F invigorate;( forstærke) strengthen ( fx one's conviction), boost ( fx one's morale, one's self-respect),F fortify ( fx one's spirit with prayer);( om noget vaklende: stive af, ofte neds) bolster (up) ( fx their failing morale, one's (self) confidence, the ailing economy);[ styrke sig]F fortify oneself ( fx with a glass of whisky);T you need something to pick you up;(T: spiritus) have a quick one;[ styrkende middel] tonic,T pick-me-up. -
12 trivsel
(en)( velbefindende) well-being ( fx he was concerned about the well-being of his family);( i arbejde: tilfredshed med arbejdet) job satisfaction ( fx job satisfaction is often more important than marginal differences in pay),( arbejdsklima) working climate; atmosphere ( fx create a good atmosphere; the atmosphere there is not good); -
13 tropeklima
tropical climate. -
14 tør
arid, dry, stale* * *I. præs af turde.II. adj dry ( fx air, climate, weather, clothes; style, lecture, humour, facts);(mods sød) dry ( fx sherry);( ikke iblandet vand) neat,(am) straight ( fx whisky);[tørt adv] dryly, drily;(T: uerfaren) he is still wet (el. not dry) behind the ears;[ tørt brød](uden smør etc) dry bread,( gammelt) stale bread;[ give et barn tørt på] change a baby's nappie (, am: diaper);(fig) give somebody a dressing-down;[ være tør i halsen] have a dry throat,( være tørstig) feel like a drink, be thirsty;[ han kan ikke ligge tør] he cannot sleep without wetting the bed;[ løbe tør] run dry;[ løbe tør for] run out of;[ have sit på det tørre] have nothing to worry about; be all right;[ det kom på et tørt sted] it was very welcome; it was a godsend;[ tørre tal] dry figures;( sikre) hard figures ( fx he substantiated his assertion with hard figures);(se også tåre). -
15 usund
-
16 vejrlig
-
17 øklima
insular climate.
См. также в других словарях:
climate — Ⅰ. climate UK US /ˈklaɪmət/ noun [S or U] ► the type of situation that exists at a particular time, including the feelings and opinions that are common: political/business/social climate »Most companies favour a stable business climate over such… … Financial and business terms
climate — developed its figurative meaning ‘the prevailing trend of opinion or public feeling’ as early as the 17c, despite its modern ring. Examples: • The whole climate of thought will be different George Orwell, 1949 • We must…take account of the… … Modern English usage
climate — [klī′mət] n. [ME climat < OFr < LL clima < Gr klima, region, zone < base of klinein, to slope (see INCLINE): orig., slope of the earth from the equator toward the poles] 1. the prevailing or average weather conditions of a place, as… … English World dictionary
climate — [n1] weather of region altitude, aridity, atmospheric conditions, characteristic weather, clime, conditions, humidity, latitude, meteorological character, meteorologic conditions, temperature; concept 524 climate [n2] mood of situation ambience,… … New thesaurus
Climate — Cli mate, v. i. To dwell. [Poetic] Shak. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Climate — Cli mate, n. [F. climat, L. clima, atis, fr. Gr. ?, ?, slope, the supposed slope of the earth (from the equator toward the pole), hence a region or zone of the earth, fr. ? to slope, incline, akin to E. lean, v. i. See {Lean}, v. i., and cf.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
climate — I noun atmosphere, aura, caelum, circumambiency, clime, condition, environment, environmental conditions, feeling, forces of nature, influences, mood, prevailing attitudes, prevailing conditions, prevailing standards, surrounding influence,… … Law dictionary
climate — late 14c., Scottish, from O.Fr. climat, from L. clima (gen. climatis) region, slope of the Earth, from Gk. klima region, zone, from root of klinein to slope, thus slope of the Earth from equator to pole, from PIE root *klei to lean (see LEAN (Cf … Etymology dictionary
climate — ► NOUN 1) the general weather conditions prevailing in an area over a long period. 2) a prevailing trend or public attitude. DERIVATIVES climatology noun climatological adjective. ORIGIN originally denoting a zone of the earth between two lines… … English terms dictionary
Climate — For other uses, see Climate (disambiguation). Worldwide Climate Classifications Climate encompasses the statistics of temperature … Wikipedia
climate — /kluy mit/, n. 1. the composite or generally prevailing weather conditions of a region, as temperature, air pressure, humidity, precipitation, sunshine, cloudiness, and winds, throughout the year, averaged over a series of years. 2. a region or… … Universalium
