n attrition, deterioration, tearing, wear, wear-out; jihozlarning yeyilishi wear and tear of equipment
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По запросу «deterioration» — результатов: 13
Фильтр
Возможно: deterioration n.deteriorat||edeteriorateddetermination
В определениях
13– deterioration of a state of ecosystems caused by exterior (exogenic) or interior (endogenic) reasons.
Harmful, destructive as well as polluting impacts that cause deterioration of the environment and human health.
v [I] yomonlashmoq, keskinlashmoq, og'irlashmoq - deterioration /di'tiəriə'reiʃn/ n [U] yomonlashish, keskinlashish, og'irlashish
aggravation, worsening, change for the worse, deterioration; муносабатларнинг кескин ёмонлашиши sharp deterioration of relations; сиёсий мухитнинг кес-
lowering, decreasing, fall, descent, deterioration, demotion; бир неча марта пасайтириб кўрсатмоқ be on the consevative side; борган сари пасайтириш (пасайтириб бориш, қа
– a process of changing of soils and landscape as a whole under the influence of a constant abundant moistening or water logging causing the rise of a swamp. S. is accomp
[dı'tıərıəreıt] yomonlashmoq, og'irlashmoq, yomonlashib (og'irlashib) ketmoq; buzilmoq, ishdan chiqmoq, yaroqsiz holga kelmoq; deterioration [dı tıərıə'reıʃ(ə)n] yomonlas
- stationary, rather gradual reversible or irreversible deterioration of environment (simplification of its structure, decrease of power or ecological potential), aroused
entail a drastic worsening of the political atmosphere; халкаро аҳволнинг жиддий ёмонлашишига олиб келмок lead to a serious deterioration in the international situation;
(1) When it is used in respect of biological species, ecosystem or another natural systems, it refers to the level beyond which further deterioration is likely to precipi
a complex of technological operations (works) eliminating emissions and discharges of pollutants in such volumes which result in deterioration of an environment (degradat
breach of law, laws in force that entailed causing of ecological harm to an environment and natural resources. Harm caused by E.o., is esteemed (with a known measure of c