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1 greenhouse
тепли́ца жgreenhouse house effect — парнико́вый эффе́кт
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2 greenhouse
nounGewächshaus, dasgreenhouse effect/gas — (Ecol.) Treibhauseffekt, der/den Treibhauseffekt bewirkendes Gas
* * ** * *ˈgreen·housen Gewächshaus nt, Treibhaus nt* * *1. Gewächs-, Treibhaus n:greenhouse effect Treibhauseffekt m;greenhouse gas Treibhausgas n2. FLUG umg Vollsichtkanzel f* * *nounGewächshaus, dasgreenhouse effect/gas — (Ecol.) Treibhauseffekt, der/den Treibhauseffekt bewirkendes Gas
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3 greenhouse effect
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4 greenhouse effect
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5 glasshouse
noun* * *ˈglass·housen Gewächshaus nt* * *1. TECH US Glashütte f, -fabrik f2. besonders Br Gewächs-, Glas-, Treibhaus n:glasshouse effect Treibhaus-, Glashauseffekt m3. people who live in glasshouses should not throw stones (Sprichwort) wer (selbst) im Glashaus sitzt, soll nicht mit Steinen werfen4. MIL Br umg Bau m, Bunker m (Gefängnis)* * *noun
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