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1 rot
1. noun1) see 2. 1): Verrottung, die; Fäulnis, die; Verwesung, die; (fig.): (deterioration) Verfall, derstop the rot — (fig.) dem Verfall Einhalt gebieten
2. intransitive verb,the rot has set in — (fig.) der Verfall hat eingesetzt; see also academic.ru/22689/dry_rot">dry rot
- tt-1) (decay) verrotten; [Fleisch, Gemüse, Obst:] verfaulen; [Leiche:] verwesen; [Holz:] faulen; [Zähne:] schlecht werden2) (fig.): (go to ruin) verrotten3. transitive verb,- tt- verrotten lassen; verfaulen lassen [Fleisch, Gemüse, Obst]; faulen lassen [Holz]; verwesen lassen [Leiche]; zerstören [Zähne]Phrasal Verbs:- rot away* * *[rot] 1. past tense, past participle - rotted; verb(to make or become bad or decayed: The fruit is rotting on the ground; Water rots wood.) verfaulen(lassen)2. noun1) (decay: The floorboards are affected by rot.) die Fäulnis2) (nonsense: Don't talk rot!) der Quatsch•- rotten- rottenness
- rotter* * *[rɒt, AM rɑ:t]▪ the \rot der Verfallthe \rot set in when he started taking drugs es ging mit ihm bergab, als er anfing, Drogen zu nehmento talk \rot Blödsinn reden famIII. vi<- tt->2. (deteriorate) institution, society verkommenIV. vt<- tt->1. (cause to decay)▪ to \rot sth etw vermodern lassen* * *[rɒt]1. n1) (in teeth, plants, wood) Fäulnis f no plto stop the rot (lit, fig) — den Fäulnisprozess aufhalten
See:→ dry rot2. vi(wood, material, rope) verrotten, faulen; (teeth, plant) verfaulen; (fig) verrottento rot in jail — im Gefängnis verrotten
3. vtverfaulen lassen* * *A v/irot off abfaulen3. fig (auch moralisch) verkommen, verrotten4. BOT, VET an Fäule leidenB v/t1. (ver)faulen lassen2. BOT, VET mit Fäule ansteckenC s1. a) Fäulnis f, Verwesung fb) Fäule f2. a) BOT, VET Fäule f3. besonders Br umg Quatsch m, Blödsinn m, Unsinn m:* * *1. noun1) see 2. 1): Verrottung, die; Fäulnis, die; Verwesung, die; (fig.): (deterioration) Verfall, derstop the rot — (fig.) dem Verfall Einhalt gebieten
2. intransitive verb,the rot has set in — (fig.) der Verfall hat eingesetzt; see also dry rot
- tt-1) (decay) verrotten; [Fleisch, Gemüse, Obst:] verfaulen; [Leiche:] verwesen; [Holz:] faulen; [Zähne:] schlecht werden2) (fig.): (go to ruin) verrotten3. transitive verb,- tt- verrotten lassen; verfaulen lassen [Fleisch, Gemüse, Obst]; faulen lassen [Holz]; verwesen lassen [Leiche]; zerstören [Zähne]Phrasal Verbs:- rot away* * *n.Quatsch m.Verwesung f. v.verfaulen v.verwesen v. -
2 rot
[rɒt, Am rɑ:t] nthe \rot der Verfall;the \rot set in when he started taking drugs es ging mit ihm bergab, als er anfing, Drogen zu nehmento talk \rot Blödsinn reden ( fam) interj ( fam) (dated) Blödsinn! ( fam), so ein Quatsch! ( fam) vi <- tt->1) ( cause to decay)to \rot sth etw vermodern lassento \rot sb jdn verulken -
3 decay
1. intransitive verb1) (become rotten) verrotten; [ver]faulen; [Zahn:] faul od. (fachspr.) kariös werden; [Gebäude:] zerfallen2) (decline) verfallen2. noun2) (decline) Verfall, der* * *[di'kei] 1. verb 2. noun(the act or process of decaying: tooth decay; in a state of decay.) der Verfall* * *de·cay[dɪˈkeɪ]death and \decay Tod und Untergangto be in a[n advanced] state of \decay in einem Zustand des [fortgeschrittenen] Zerfalls seinenvironmental \decay Verfall m der Umweltindustrial \decay Untergang m der Industriemental/moral \decay geistiger/moralischer Verfallurban \decay Verfall m der Städte, Niedergang m der Stadtkulturto fall into \decay verfallen\decay chain NUCL radioaktive ZerfallsreiheII. vi1. (deteriorate) verfallen2. BIOL verwesen, verfaulen, faulen; BOT verblühen, absterben; NUCL zerfallen, abklingen; PHYS zerfallenIII. vt▪ to \decay sth etw zerstören [o ruinieren]to \decay wood Holz morsch werden lassen* * *[dI'keɪ]1. vi1) (lit) verfallen; (PHYS) zerfallen; (= rot, dead body, flesh, vegetable matter) verwesen; (food) schlecht werden, verderben; (tooth) faulen, verfallen; (bones, wood) verfallen, morsch werden2) (fig) verfallen; (health also) sich verschlechtern; (beauty also) verblühen, vergehen; (civilization, race) untergehen; (friendship) auseinandergehen, zerfallen; (one's faculties) verkümmern; (business, family) herunterkommen2. vtfood schlecht werden lassen, verderben; tooth faulen lassen, schlecht werden lassen; wood morsch werden lassen3. n1) (lit: action) Verfall m; (PHYS) Zerfall m; (= rotting, of dead body, flesh, vegetable matter) Verwesung f; (of food) Schlechtwerden nt; (of bones, wood) Morschwerden nttooth decay — Zahnfäule f, Karies f
to fall into decay — in Verfall geraten, verfallen
3) (fig) Verfall m; (of friendship, civilization) Zerfall m; (of race, family, business) Untergang m; (of faculties) Verkümmern nt* * *decay [dıˈkeı]A v/i1. verfallen, in Verfall geraten, zugrunde gehen2. schwach oder kraftlos werden3. abnehmen, schwinden4. verwelken, absterben5. zerfallen, vermodern6. verfaulen, verwesen8. GEOL verwittern9. PHYS zerfallen (Radium etc)B s1. Verfall m:2. Verfall m, (Alters)Schwäche f3. Nieder-, Untergang m, Ruin m4. (ständiger) Rückgang5. Verwelken n6. Zerfall m, Vermodern n7. Verfaulen n, Verwesung f8. MED Faulen n, Schlechtwerden n (der Zähne)9. GEOL Verwitterung f10. PHYS Zerfall m (von Radium etc):decay product Zerfallsprodukt n* * *1. intransitive verb1) (become rotten) verrotten; [ver]faulen; [Zahn:] faul od. (fachspr.) kariös werden; [Gebäude:] zerfallen2) (decline) verfallen2. noun2) (decline) Verfall, der* * *v.sich zersetzen v.verfallen v.verwesen v. -
4 stable
<tech.gen> (firm) ■ fest<tech.gen> (e.g. process, state) ■ konstant< chem> (e.g. a compound) ■ stabil; beständig< mech> (position) ■ stabil< mech> ■ standfest< phys> (state; e.g. equilibrium) ■ stabil< qualit> ■ formfest<qualit.mat> (resistant to age-induced deterioration) ■ alterungsbeständig -
5 разрушение лесного покрова
разрушение лесного покрова
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forest cover destruction
Destruction of forests is carried out in many countries in order to provide new land for agricultural or livestock purposes. It is often done without factors such as climate and topography having been sufficiently studied and on lands where slope nature of the soil or other physiographic characteristics clearly indicate that the land involved is suitable only for forest. Although these practices may lead to a temporary increase in productivity, there are also many indications that in the long run there is usually a decrease in productivity per unit of surface and that erosion and irreversible soil deterioration often accompany this process. Many factors contribute to forest cover destruction: timber production, clearance for agriculture, cutting for firewood and charcoal, fires, droughts, strip mining, pollution, urban development, population pressures, and warfare. (Source: WPR)
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