| Terms for subject Environment (24338 entries) |
| kabel | cable (Strands of insulated electrical conductors laid together, usually around a central core, and wrapped in a heavy insulation) | |
| Kabler | cables | |
| kadmiumdirektiv | Cadmium Directive | |
| kaffepulp | coffee pulp | |
| kaffesejler | white-rumped swift | |
| Kairoretningslinjerne og principperne for miljømæssigt forsvarlig håndtering af farligt affald | Cairo Guidelines and Principles for the Environmentally Sound Management of Hazardous Wastes | |
| kakaoaffald | cocoa waste | |
| kakaorester | cocoa sweepings | |
| kakaosmuld | cocoa sweepings | |
| kakkerlakker | cockroach | |
| kakkerlakker | cockroaches | |
| kakkerlakker | cockroach (The most primitive of the living winged insects. It is thought they have been unchanged for more than 300 million years, and are among the oldest fossil insects. Cockroaches are usually found in tropical climates, but a few species, out of the total 3.500 known species, have become pests. They are common household pests in many countries, imported by ship and carried home in grocery bags. Cockroaches eat plant and animal products, including food, paper, clothing and soiled hospital waste, fouling everything they touch with their droppings and unpleasant odour, to which many people are allergic. They are a major health hazard and carry harmful bacteria, protozoan parasites and faunal pathogens, including those that cause typhoid, leprosy and salmonella. Conventional insecticides make little or no impact on the cockroaches population) | |
| kalcineret vand | calcination water | |
| kalcinering | roasting | |
| kalciumindhold | alkalinity | |
| kalciumindhold | calcium-content | |
| kalciumindhold | hardness | |
| kalibreret vandskel | calibrated watershed | |
| kalibrering | calibration (To mark the scale of a measuring instrument so that readings can be made in appropriate units) | |
| kalibrering af måleudstyr | calibration of measuring equipment (The determination or rectification of, according to an accepted standard, the graduation of any instrument giving quantitative measurements) |