| vaganza |
holiday (1. A period in which a break is taken from work or studies for rest, travel or recreation 2. A day on which work is suspended by law or custom, such as a religious festival, bank holiday, etc.) |
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| valanga |
avalanche (A fall or slide of a large mass, as of snow or rock, down a mountainside) |
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| valanga |
snowslide (An avalanche of relatively pure snow; some rock and earth material may also be carried downward) |
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| valur agronomiku |
agronomic value (The monetary or material worth at which buyers and sellers agree to do business for agricultural goods and services) |
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| valur AOX |
AOX value (Organic halogens subject to absorption. This is a measure of the amount of chlorine (and other halogens) combined with organic compounds, adsorbable organic halogens value) |
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| valur kalorifiku speċifikat |
specified calorific value |
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| valur limitu |
threshold value (The maximum concentration of a particular substance to which a worker should be exposed in a given period of time) |
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| valur limitu |
limit value |
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| valur naturali |
natural value |
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| valur nutrittiv tal-ikel |
nutritive value of food (The measure of the quantity or availability of nutrients found in materials ingested and utilized by humans or animals as a source of nutrition and energy) |
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| valur ta' limitu |
limit value (A workplace exposure criterion or standard that determines if a facility or building has a concentration of a substance to which most workers can be exposed without harmful or adverse effects) |
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| valur ta' limitu tal-emissjonijiet |
emission limit |
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| valur ta' limitu tal-emissjonijiet |
emission limit value |
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| valur tal-art |
land value (The monetary or material worth in commerce or trade of an area of ground considered as property) |
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| valur tal-pH |
pH-value |
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| valuri soċjali |
social value (Regarding social values, distinctions are often drawn between values, which are strong, semi permanent, underlying, and sometimes inexplicit dispositions, and attitudes, which are shallow, weakly held, and highly variable views and opinions. Societies can usually tolerate highly diverse attitude, whereas they require some degree of homogeneity and consistency in the values held by people, providing a common fund of shared values which shape social and political consensus) |
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| valutazzjoni |
evaluation (No definition needed) |
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| valutazzjoni ambjentali |
environmental assessment (The evaluation or appraisal of ecological or natural resources) |
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| valutazzjoni ambjentali |
environmental economic valuation (The assessment, evaluation, or appraisal of business performance in matters involving ecology and finances) |
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| valutazzjoni ambjentali |
environmental assessment |
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