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| Terms for subject Environment (5949 entries) |
| tabako-ke | tobacco smoke (The grey, brown, or blackish mixture of gases and suspended carbon particles resulting from the combustion of tobacco. Tobacco smoke is inhaled and distributes toxins widely throughout the body and causes an enormous variety of illness among users and among non-smokers exposed to tobacco smoke) | |
| talde profesional | occupational group (A collection of people who earn their living by similar or identical means of work) | |
| talde sozial | social group (A collection of people who interact with one another and share a certain feeling of unity) | |
| talde soziokultural | socio-cultural group (A collection of people who interact and share a sense of unity on account of a common ethnic, ancestral, generational or regional identity) | |
| talde-jokabide | group behaviour (An observable pattern of activity displayed by persons in and as an aggregate) | |
| talde-portaera | group behaviour (An observable pattern of activity displayed by persons in and as an aggregate) | |
| talio | thallium (Bluish-white metal with tinlike malleability, but a little softer; used in alloys, Tl) | |
| tamaina hand | bulky waste (Large items of waste material, such as appliances, furniture, large auto parts, trees, branches, stumps, etc.) | |
| tamaina handiko hondakin | bulky waste (Large items of waste material, such as appliances, furniture, large auto parts, trees, branches, stumps, etc.) | |
| tanga-multzo | tank farm (Storage space for containers of liquids or gases) | |
| tanino | tannin (One of a group of complex organic chemicals commonly found in leaves, unripe fruits, and the bark of trees. Their function is uncertain though the unpleasant taste may discourage grazing animals. Some tannins have commercial uses, notably in the production of leather and ink; used in tanning, as a mordant in dyeing, and in ink manufacture) | |
| tantaidi | timber forest (Forest whose trees are all in the adult stage and have reached the reproductive period) | |
| tantaidun basobera | coppice with standards (A traditional system of woodland management whereby timber trees are grown above a coppiced woodland. It is used in particular as a method of exploiting oakwoods, in which all the trees except a rather open network of tall, well-formed oaks - the standards at about fifty per hectare - are felled, leaving plenty of space for hazels and other underwood to grow and be coppiced at intervals of ten to fifteen years) | |
| tantakako ureztaketa | trickle irrigation (Method in which water drips to the soil from perforated tubes or emitters. This irrigation technology is water conserving compared to flooding, furrows, and sprinklers) | |
| tapoi gazi | salt plug (A mass of salt which is injected as a diapir (a dome in which the overlying rocks have been ruptured by the squeezing-out of plastic core material) into overlying sedimentary rocks, thereby piercing and deforming them. The mechanism is similar to that of an intrusive magma, with the salt deforming and behaving plastically under pressure. It is of great economic importance because it assists in the formation of a "trap" structure for oil accumulation, in addition to its associated deposits of anhydrite, gypsum and sulphur) | |
| tarifa | tariff (A classified list or scale of charges made in any private or public business) | |
| tarteko ondasunak | intermediate goods (Partly finished goods or products that re-enter into production elsewhere) | |
| tarteko produktu | intermediate product (Product that has undergone a partial processing and is used as raw material in a successive productive step) | |
| tarteko produktuak | intermediate goods (Partly finished goods or products that re-enter into production elsewhere) | |
| tasa | rate (The amount of change in some quantity during a time interval divided by the length of the time interval) |