| eraginkortasunaren hobekuntza |
improvement of efficiency (The beneficial development or progress in the volume of output that is achieved in terms of productivity and input, or in getting the maximum possible output from given or allocated resources) |
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| eragozpen |
nuisance (Anything that affects or prejudices health) |
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| eraiki gabeko eremu |
non-built-up area (Areas which are not intensely developed for housing, commerce, industry, etc.) |
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| eraikin |
building (Something built with a roof and walls, such as a house or factory) |
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| eraikin altu |
high-rise building (Any tall, multistoried structure or edifice that is equipped with elevators) |
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| eraikin aurrefabrikatu |
prefabricated building (Building whose sections are manufactured in specialized factories and later transported and assembled on a building site) |
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| eraikin ekologiko |
green building (The self-contained dwelling where man simulates the ways of ecosystems, i.e. his wastes are converted to fuel by anaerobic digestion for methane production and the residues from the digestion are used for growing food. The food residues are composted and/or used for methane production. Solar energy is trapped by the greenhouse effect and used for house, crop and water heating. A windmill would be used for electricity. Thus, given sufficient space, sunshine, rainfall and wind, the ecohouse is in theory a self-contained system recycling its own wastes and using the sun as its energy input) |
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| eraikin gaixoaren sindrome |
sick building syndrome (A set of symptoms, including headaches, fatigue, eye irritation, and dizziness, typically affecting workers in modern airtight office buildings and thought to be caused by indoor pollutants, such as formaldehyde fumes, particulate matter, microorganisms, etc.) |
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| eraikin garai |
high-rise building (Any tall, multistoried structure or edifice that is equipped with elevators) |
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| eraikin industrial |
industrial building (A building directly used in manufacturing or technically productive enterprises. Industrial buildings are not generally or typically accessible to other than workers. Industrial buildings include buildings used directly in the production of power, the manufacture of products, the mining of raw materials, and the storage of textiles, petroleum products, wood and paper products, chemicals, plastics, and metals) |
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| eraikin publiko |
public building (A building to which there is free access by the public and which is available for the use of a community) |
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| eraikin-suntsiketa |
building destruction (The tearing down of buildings by mechanical means) |
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| eraikinaren osagai |
building component (A building element which uses industrial products that are manufactured as independent until capable of being joined with other elements) |
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| eraikinen segurtasun-arau |
safety standard for building (A collection of rules and regulations adopted by authorities concerning structural and mechanical standards for safety) |
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| eraikitako eremu |
built-up area (Area which is full of houses, shops, offices and other buildings, with very little open space) |
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| eraikitze-toki |
building site (A piece of land on which a house or other building is being built) |
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| eraikitzeko orube |
building land (Area of land suitable for building on) |
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| eraikitzeko tokiaren prestaketa |
building site preparation (No definition needed) |
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| eraikuntza hidrauliko |
hydraulic construction (Any structure built to route the flow of water, or to support the weight and pressure of a body of water) |
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| eraikuntza-alorreko teknologia |
building technology (No definition needed) |
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