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1 improvement of soil
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > improvement of soil
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2 improvement of soil
acondicionamiento del suelo; mejoramiento del sueloEnglish-Spanish dictionary of Geography > improvement of soil
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3 improvement of soil
améliorations foncières; amendement du solEnglish-French dictionary of Geography > improvement of soil
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4 improvement of soil
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5 improvement of soil by snow
bonificación del suelo con nieve; mejora del suelo con nieveEnglish-Spanish dictionary of Geography > improvement of soil by snow
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6 improvement of soil by snow
English-French dictionary of Geography > improvement of soil by snow
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7 improvement of soil by snow
English-German geography dictionary > improvement of soil by snow
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8 improvement of soil structure
nAGRIC mejoramiento estructural de suelo mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > improvement of soil structure
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[ɪmˈpru:vmənt]cost improvement повышение цен environmental improvement улучшение состояния окружающей среды forest improvement улучшение леса fundamental improvement существенное улучшение improvement мелиорация improvement модернизация improvement (амер.) перестройка, перестановка (в квартире, доме) improvement совершенствование improvement (амер.) удобства (в квартире, доме) improvement улучшение, усовершенствование improvement улучшение improvement in balance of payments улучшение платежного баланса improvement in employment увеличение занятости improvement in terms of trade улучшение условий торговли improvement in turnover повышение оборачиваемости improvement of competition рост конкуренции improvement of competition усиление конкуренции improvement of land мелиорация земли improvement of quality повышение качества improvement of the quality of life повышение уровня жизни improvement to dwelling улучшение жилищных условий land improvement мелиорация земель land improvement мелиорация земли lasting improvement длительное улучшение leasehold improvement улучшение арендованной собственности social improvement улучшение социального положения soil improvement мелиорация soil improvement окультуривание почвы structural improvement r.e. структурное совершенствование -
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15 soil improvement
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > soil improvement
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soil improvement
Process of protecting the soil from excessive erosion and making soil more fertile and productive. (Source: LANDY)
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > soil improvement
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почва; земля; грунт- soil-asphalt - soil-conservation practices - soil constitution - soil densification - soil crust - soil effervescence - soil fertility - soil in aerated condition - soil layer- soil map- soil moisture content - soil packing - soil pulverizer - soil shrinkage - soil structure - acid soil - bottom soil - chisley soil - consolidated soil - crumbly soil - fat soil - fresh soil - heavy-textured soil -
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19 soil improvement crop
English-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > soil improvement crop
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20 improvement
I(of old property) réhabilitation fII(of soil) amendement mDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > improvement
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