По запросу «poll» — результатов: 55
/pəʊl/
v [T] 1. ijtimoiy soʻrov oʻtkazmoq
2. ovoz olmoq
'pɔlən
bot. chang, gul changi, gulchang
'pɔləd
(daraxtni) biroz qirqib (kesib) kalta qilmoq, kesib (qirqib) tekislamoq
soʻrov
узбекскийifloslamoq, bulgʻamoqрусскийзагрязнять
fl. Pollamoq feʼlining orttirma nisbati.
ʼpɒlɪneɪt
v bot.бот. узбекскийchangla(t)moqрусскийопылять
Any substance (impact) introduced by a man having a negative influence on the environment
узбекскийifloslanish, bulgʻalanishрусскийзагрязнение
ot fiziol. ayn. Ihtilom.
'pəulɪŋ,bu:ð
saylovda ovoz berish kabinasi (boʻlmasi)
an absolute or relative magnitude of concentration of the pollutants in the environment.
Latin indicator - pointer
an indicator signaling about availability, cumulation, variation of quantitative parameters or qualitative composition of pollutants in an environment; it can be physical, chemical and biological.
withdrawal and economic usage of substances contained in industrial, municipal and domestic discharges and wastes that pollute the environment. The pollutants, thus, can represent an independent value (oil, fats, metals) or to be used as raw material for production of useful goods.
pollutants, simultaneous presence of which in wastewater or off gases needs to be registered with summing up of their effect.
ʼgæləppəul
turli masalalarda xalqning fikrini bilish
Any substance in air that could, in high enough concentration, harm man, animals, vegetation or material. Pollutants may include almost any natural or artificial composition of airborne matter capable of being airborne. They may be in the form of solid particles, liquid droplets, gases, or in combination thereof. Generally, they fall into two main groups: (1) those emitted directly from identifiable sources (see air emissions) and (2) those produced in the air by interaction between two or more primary pollutants, or by reaction with normal atmospheric constituents, with or without photo activation.
one of the types of physical pollution of the environment characterized by a periodic or long-term heightening of its temperature above its natural level.
The redundant use of artificial light in the open air can cause dazzling or disturbance at night, can generate a feeling of malaise, of psychological disorders and stress. It also disrupts the biorhythm of flora and fauna.
