| ehiza-lizentzia |
hunting licence (Official permission granted to individuals or commercial enterprises allowing and regulating by time, location, species, size or amount the wild animals or game that can be killed and taken from lands within a particular jurisdiction) |
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| ehizaki |
game (Wild animals, including birds and fish, hunted for sport, food or profit; animals) |
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| ehun |
fabric (Any cloth made from yarn or fibres by weaving, knitting, felting, etc.) |
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| ehun |
tissue (A part of an organism consisting of a large number of cells having a similar structure and function) |
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| ehun |
textile (A material made of natural or man-made fibers and used for the manufacture of items such as clothing and furniture fittings) |
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| ehun-landare |
textile plant (Plant producing material suitable to be made into cloths) |
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| ehun-zuntz artifizial |
synthetic textile fibre (An artificially produced filament or threadlike strand used by manufacturers to produce clothes or other goods that require weaving, knitting or felting, including polyester, nylon, rayon and other similar material) |
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| ehun-zuntz begetal |
plant textile fibre (Natural textile fibres of vegetal origin) |
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| ehungintza |
textile industry (Industry for the production of fabrics) |
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| EIA |
European Environment Agency (The EEA is being set up to provide the European Community and its member states with objective, reliable and standardized information on the environment. It will assess the success of existing environmental policies and the data will be used to develop new policies for environmental protection measures. It will gather information covering the present, and foreseeable, state of the environment. The priority area are: air quality and emissions; water quality, pollutants and resources; soil quality, flora and fauna, and biotopes; land use and natural resources; waste management; noise pollution; chemicals; and protection of coastal areas. The Agency will also take into account the socio-economics dimension, cover transboundary and international matters, and avoid the duplication of the activities of other bodies) |
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| eihera |
mill (A building where grain is crushed into flour) |
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| ekaitz-ura jasotzeko arro |
storm water basin (Basin used to hold water which falls as rain during a storm) |
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| ekaitzak eragindako kalte |
storm damage (Storms may cause flooding and damage to crops; uproot trees; damage roofs and chimneys; break windows, leading to rain damage; overturn trucks; affect transportation, communication and energy supplies; delay building construction and destroy traditional landmarks. In their more violent form, storms may cause severe damage and loss of life) |
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| ekarpen finantziario |
financial contribution (Something given, including any form of income or price support; individual investor's monetary offering or contribution to common fund or stock; government agency's or lending aid agency's subsidy, grant, or other contribution to help bolster an economy) |
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| Ekialde eta Mendebaldearen arteko harremanak |
East-West relations |
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| Ekialde-Mendebalde harreman |
East-West relations |
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| Ekialde-Mendebalde merkatar |
East-West trade (Trade between countries and companies of the Western hemisphere with those of the Eastern hemisphere (usually referring to former Communist countries of Eastern Europe)) |
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| Ekialdeko Afrika |
East Africa (A geographic region of the African continent that includes Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda, Ethiopia and Somalia, and also Mt. Kilimanjaro and Lake Victoria) |
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| Ekialdeko Asia |
Eastern Asia (A geographic region of the Asian continent bordered by the Pacific Ocean in the east that includes China, Japan, Korea, Macao, Taiwan and Siberia) |
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| Ekialdeko Europa |
Eastern Europe (A geographic region of the European continent west of Asia and east of Germany and the Adriatic Sea, traditionally consisting of countries that were formerly part of the Soviet Union, such as Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Serbia, Croatia and Bulgaria) |
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