| sugu reintrodukcija |
reintroduction of native species |
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| sugu saglabāšana |
conservation of species (Controlled utilization, protection or development of selected classes of plants or animals for their richness, biodiversity and benefits to humanity) |
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| sugu saglabāšanas programma |
species conservation programme (An organized group of activities and procedures, often run by a government agency or a nonprofit organization, to preserve and protect living organisms designated as being at risk) |
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| sulfāts |
sulphate (A salt or ester of sulfuric acid, widely distributed in nature and often found in the atmosphere) |
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| sulfīds |
sulphide (Any compound that includes one or more sulfur atoms with a more electropositive element, either carbon, metal or some other nonoxygen atom) |
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| suns |
dog (A common four-legged animal, especially kept by people as a pet or to hunt or guard things) |
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| suspendēta viela |
suspended matter (Matter suspended in a fluid by the upward components of turbulent currents or by colloidal suspension) |
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| svars |
weight (The gravitational force with which the earth attracts a body. By extension, the gravitational force with which a star, planet, or satellite attracts a nearby body) |
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| sveķains augs |
resinous plant (Plants yielding or producing resin) |
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| sveķi |
resin (Any of a class of solid or semisolid organic products of natural or synthetic origin with no definite melting point, generally of high molecular weight; most resins are polymers) |
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| svina līmenis asinīs |
lead level in blood (A measure of the amount of lead or lead salts absorbed by the body as a possible sign of acute or chronic lead poisoning, which can affect the nervous, digestive or muscular systems) |
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| svina piesārņojums |
lead contamination (The presence and release into the air, water and soil, of lead, a toxic metal used in plumbing, gasoline and lead-acid batteries) |
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| svina savienojums |
lead compound (Lead compounds are present as gasoline additives, in paint, ceramic products, roofing, caulking, electrical applications, tubes, or containers. Lead exposure may be due to air, water, food, or soil. Lead in the air is primarily due to lead-based fuels and the combustion of solid waste, coal, oils, and emissions from alkyl lead manufacturers, wind blown dust volcanoes, the burning of lead-painted surfaces, and cigarette smoke. Lead in drinking water comes from leaching from lead pipes, connectors, and solder in both the distribution system and household plumbing) |
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| svins |
lead (A heavy toxic bluish-white metallic element that is highly malleable; occurs principally as galena and is used in alloys, accumulators, cable sheaths, paints, and as a radiation shield, Pb) |
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| tādu emisiju samazināšana, kuru iemesls ir atmežošana un mežu degradācija jaunattīstības valstīs |
reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation in developing countries |
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| tālākizglītība |
continuing education (Various forms, methods, and processes of formal and informal education for the continued learning of all ages and categories of the general public. Oriented toward the continued learning/developmental processes of the individual throughout life) |
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| tālpārvadājumi |
long-distance traffic (Traffic moving over extended areas, great distances and usually not subject to frequent stops) |
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| tērauda rūpniecība |
steel industry (Industry that deals with the processing of iron) |
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| tērauds |
steel (Any of various alloys based on iron containing carbon (usually 0.1-0.7 per cent) and often small quantities of other elements such as phosphorus, sulphur, manganese, chromium, and nickel. Steels exhibit a variety of properties, such as strength, machinability, malleability, etc., depending on their composition and the way they have been treated) |
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| tēzaurs |
thesaurus (A compilation of terms showing synonyms, related terms and other relationships and dependencies, often used in a book format or as a standardized, controlled vocabulary for an information storage and retrieval system) |
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