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1 городские сточные воды
1) Biology: municipal waters2) Medicine: urban waste water3) Engineering: municipal waste4) Construction: municipal sewage, municipal waste water5) Economy: municipal wastes6) Ecology: communal waste water, municipal effluent, municipal wastewater, town sewage, urbanic waste wastewater7) Makarov: communal waste waters, communal wastewater, consume waste, municipal waste waters, town sewage (смесь бытовых и пром. сточных вод), urban waste waters, urbanic waste waters, urbanic wastewaterУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > городские сточные воды
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2 бытовые сточные воды
1) Biology: residential waters2) Medicine: residential waste water3) Construction: gray waters, house sewage, household sewage, sanitary sewage, sewage, soil, standard sewage4) Economy: domestic wastes5) Ecology: blackwater, domestic sewage, domestic sewage water, domestic waste, domestic wastewater, gray water (без туалетного смыва), household garbage, household refuse, household waste, residential waste, sanitary wasteУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > бытовые сточные воды
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3 городские сточные воды
Русско-английский биологический словарь > городские сточные воды
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4 управление качеством воды
управление качеством воды
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water quality management
Water quality management concerns four major elements: the use (recreation, drinking water, fish and wildlife propagation, industrial or agricultural) to be made of the water; criteria to protect those uses; implementation plans (for needed industrial-municipal waste treatment improvements) and enforcement plans, and an anti-degradation statement to protect existing high quality waters. (Source: USC)
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