DiegoDGarcia
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dew point
The temperature at which the surrounding air can not hold any more water vapors. Drier, less humid air has low dew point.
punto de orballo
Temperatura á que empeza a condensarse o vapor de auga contido no aire. O aire seco e menos húmido ten un punto de orballo máis baixo.
haze
State of atmospheric obscurity due to the presence of fine dust particles in suspension.
bruma
Estado de escuridade atomosférica debido á presenza de pequenas partículas de po en suspensión.
United Arab Emirates
The United Arab Emirates, often abbreviated as UAE or shortened to The Emirates, is a federation situated in the southeast of the Arabian Peninsula in Southwest Asia on the Persian Gulf. It borders Oman and Saudi Arabia and sharing sea borders with Iraq, ...
Emiratos Árabes Unidos
Os Emiratos Árabes Unidos é unha federación que se atopa no sudestes da península de Arabia, no suroeste asiático, no golfo Pérsico. Limita con Qatar e Arabia Saudí e comparte fronteiras marítimas con Iraq, Kuwait, Qatar e Irán. É unha federación con poderes ...
Bermuda
Located off the east coast of the United States in the North Atlantic Ocean, Bermuda is a British overseas territory with a population of around 64,566 (2010) and the city of Hamilton as its capital. Bermuda was discovered in 1503 by Spanish explorer Juan de ...
Illas Bermudas
Arquipélago que se atopa ó leste da costa atlántica dos Estados Unidos e que forma parte dos Territorios Británicos de Ultramar. Conta cunha poboación de 64 566 habitantes (2010) e a capital é Hamilton. As Illas Bermudas, que foron descubertas polo explorador ...
habitat change
Change in the local environmental conditions in which a particular organism lives. Habitat change can occur naturally through droughts, disease, fire, hurricanes, mudslides, volcanoes, earthquakes, slight increases or decreases in seasonal temperature or ...
modificación do hábitat
Modificación das condicións ambientais locais nas que vive un organismo concreto. A modificación do hábitat pode producirse por causas naturais coma secas, enfermidades, lume, furacáns, corrementos de terra, aumento ou baixada das temperaturas ou das ...
folklore
It consists of musics, oral history, legends, popular beliefs that are tradition of one culture. The study of it is called folkloristic. It can e divided into four areas: artifacts, oral tradition, culture and behaviour.
folclore
Conxunto de música, historias, lendas e crenzas populares que forman parte da tradición dunha cultura. Os folcloristas dedícanse ó estudo do folclore. Divídese en catro grandes áreas: os instrumentos, a tradición oral, a cultura e o comportamento.
immunity
Resistance to disease, usually specific to one disease or the pathogen that causes it.
inmunidade
Resistencia ás enfermidades, polo xeral a unha enfermidade concreta ou ó axente patóxeno que a causa.
halo
A hazy ring of whitish or rainbow colored light in the sky around the Sun or Moon.
halo
Círculo luminoso que se aprecia arredor de certos astros, especialmente do Sol e da Lúa.
Belgium
Belgium, officially the Kingdom of Belgium, is a state in Western Europe. It is a founding member of the European Union and hosts the EU's headquarters, as well as those of several other major international organizations such as NATO. The vast majority of the ...
Bélxica
O Reino de Bélxica é un estado de Europa occidental. É un membro fundador da Unión Europea e acolle as sedes da UE así coma varias sedes de importantes organizacións internacionais coma a OTAN. A maior parte dos 10,8 millóns de habitantes (2010) falan ...
ecological balance
Equilibrium between, and harmonious coexistence of, organisms and their environment.
balance ecolóxico
Equilibrio entre os organismos e o medio así como a súa coexistencia harmónica.
