| timpeallacht aibitheach |
abiotic environment (The non-living components of the environment (rocks, minerals, soil, water and climate)) |
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| timpeallacht amuigh |
exterior environment |
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| timpeallacht an chósta |
coastal environment (The areas where the land masses meet the seas. Coastal environments include tidal wetlands, estuaries, bays, shallow near-shore waters, mangrove swamps, and in-shore reef systems. The critical habitats of these zones are: feeding, breeding, nursery, and resting areas. Coastal areas throughout the world are under enormous environmental stress, which is caused by a wide range of factors, including pollution and the destruction and deterioration of marine habitats) |
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| timpeallacht baile |
domestic environment |
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| timpeallacht fhisiceach |
physical environment (The material surroundings of a system, process or organism) |
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| timpeallacht gheoifisiceach |
geophysical environment (The physical earth and its surroundings, consisting of the oceans and inland waters, lower and upper atmosphere, space, land masses and land forms) |
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| timpeallacht inmheánach |
interior environment |
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| timpeallacht laistigh |
indoor environment (Environment situated in the inside of a house or other building) |
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| timpeallacht maireachtála |
living environment (External conditions or surroundings in which people live or work) |
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| timpeallacht mhuirí |
marine environment (Marine environments include estuaries, coastal marine and nearshore zones, and open-ocean-deep-sea regions) |
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| timpeallacht thionsclaíoch |
industrial environment (in general, Environment where the manifold activities connected with the production of goods and services take place) |
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| timpeallacht thógtha |
built environment (That part of the physical surroundings which are people-made or people-organized, such as buildings and other major structures, roads, bridges and the like, down to lesser objects such as traffic lights, telephone and pillar boxes) |
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| timpeallacht tuaithe |
rural environment (Environment pertaining to the countryside) |
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| timpeallacht tí |
domestic environment |
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| timpeallacht tíre |
terrestrial environment (The continental as distinct from the marine and atmospheric environments. It is the environment in which terrestrial organisms live) |
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| timpeallacht uisceach |
aquatic environment (Waters, including wetlands, that serve as habitat for interrelated and interacting communities and populations of plants and animals) |
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| timpeallacht íogair |
sensitive environment (Any parcel of land, large or small, under public or private control, that already has, or with remedial action could achieve, desirable environmental attributes. These attributes contribute to the retention and/or creation of wildlife habitat, soils stability, water retention or recharge, vegetative cover, and similar vital ecological functions. Environmentally sensitive areas range in size from small patches to extensive landscape features. They can include rare or common habitats, plants and animals) |
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| timpiste bóthair |
traffic accident (An unexpected incident with potential for harm occurring through the movement or collision of vessels, vehicles or persons along a land, water, air or space route) |
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| timthriall bitheolaíoch |
biological cycle (A series of transformations or biological events which follow one after the other one, reaching at the end of the cycle the initial conditions, as in the life cycle of many animal and plant organisms) |
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| timthriall bithgheoiceimiceach |
biogeochemical cycle (Movement of chemical elements in a circular pathway, from organisms to physical environment, back to organisms. The process is termed a nutrient cycle if the elements concerned are trace elements, which are essential to life. A biogeochemical cycle occurs when vegetation decomposes and minerals are incorporated naturally in the humus for future plant growth) |
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