| dog (A common four-legged animal, especially kept by people as a pet or to hunt or guard things) |
hund |
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| domestic appliance (A machine or device, especially an electrical one used domestically) |
husholdningsutstyr |
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| domestic fuel (Fuels obtained from different sources that are used for domestic heating) |
husholdningsbrensel |
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| domestic fuel oil (Liquid petroleum product used in domestic heaters) |
fyringsolje |
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| domestic noise (Noise caused by domestic facilities and activities) |
boligstøy |
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| domestic pollution |
husholdningsforurensning |
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| domestic trade (Trade wholly carried on at home; as distinguished from foreign commerce) |
innenrikshandel |
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| domestic waste (Waste generated by residential households and comprised of any material no longer wanted or needed) |
husholdningsavfall |
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| domestic waste landfill (Site for the disposal of wastes arising from domestic activities) |
fyllplass for husholdningsavfall |
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| domestic waste water (Wastewater principally derived from households, business buildings, institutions, etc., which may or may not contain surface runoff, groundwater or storm water) |
husholdningsavløpsvann |
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| domesticated animal (1. Wild animal which has been trained to live near a house and not be frightened of human beings; 2. species which was formerly wild, now selectively bred to fill human needs) |
husdyr |
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| dosage (The amount of a substance required to produce an effect) |
dosering |
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| dose (The amount of test substance administered. Dose is expressed as weight of test substance (g, mg) per unit weight of test animal (e.g., mg/kg), or as weight of food or drinking water) |
dose |
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| dose-effect relationship (The relation between the quantity of a given substance and a measurable or observable effect) |
dose-responsforhold |
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| draft legislation (An initial unsigned agreement, treaty, or piece of legislation which is not yet in force) |
lovutkast |
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| dragonfly (Any of the insects composing six families of the suborder Anisoptera and having four large, membranous wings and compound eyes that provide keen vision) |
øyestikker |
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| drainage (1. Removal of groundwater or surface water, or of water from structures, by gravity or pumping. 2. The discharge of water from a soil by percolation (the process by which surface water moves downwards through cracks, joints and pores in soil and rocks)) |
drenering |
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| drainage system (A surface stream, or a body of impounded surface water, together with all other such streams and water bodies that are tributary to it and by which a region is drained. An artificial drainage system includes also surface and subsurface conduits) |
drenssystem |
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| drainage water (Incidental surface waters from diverse sources such as rainfall, snow melt or permafrost melt) |
drensvann |
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| draining (The removal of water from a marshy area by artificial means, e.g. the introduction of drains) |
drenering |
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