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Naturgefahr
I. haz·ard [ˈhæzəd, Am -ɚd] СЪЩ
1. hazard:
Gefahr f <-, -en>
Risiko ср <-s, -s>
to be a hazard to sb/sth
2. hazard no pl liter (chance):
Zufall м <-(e)s, -fälle>
3. hazard ИНФОРМ:
II. haz·ard [ˈhæzəd, Am -ɚd] ГЛАГ прх
1. hazard (risk, venture):
etw wagen [o. riskieren]
to hazard that ... form
2. hazard (endanger):
I. natu·ral [ˈnætʃərəl, Am -ɚəl] ПРИЛ
1. natural (not artificial):
natural flavour, ingredients, mineral water
natural colour, curls, dye, fertilizer
natural SCIENCE
Naturfaser f <-, -n>
Naturprodukt м <-(e)s, -e>
2. natural (as in nature):
natural harbour, reservoir, camouflage
natural fabric, wood
natural MATH
Naturzustand м <-(e)s> kein pl
3. natural (caused by nature):
4. natural (inborn):
5. natural БИОЛ, СОЦИОЛ:
6. natural (normal):
Neigung f <-> kein pl
natural wastage ИКОН
7. natural after n МУЗ:
8. natural MATH:
natural number
II. natu·ral [ˈnætʃərəl, Am -ɚəl] СЪЩ
1. natural approv разг:
Naturtalent ср <-(e)s, -e>
2. natural МУЗ:
Auflösungszeichen ср <-s, ->
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natural ПРИЛ
natural hazard cover СЪЩ INSUR
natural hazard [ˌnætʃrəlˈhæzəd] СЪЩ
hazard [ˈhæzəd] СЪЩ
Present
Ihazard
youhazard
he/she/ithazards
wehazard
youhazard
theyhazard
Past
Ihazarded
youhazarded
he/she/ithazarded
wehazarded
youhazarded
theyhazarded
Present Perfect
Ihavehazarded
youhavehazarded
he/she/ithashazarded
wehavehazarded
youhavehazarded
theyhavehazarded
Past Perfect
Ihadhazarded
youhadhazarded
he/she/ithadhazarded
wehadhazarded
youhadhazarded
theyhadhazarded
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This has led him to address the human use of natural resources and human response to hazards.
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At the same time, however, decline in rail traffic did not make it any less of a hazard to the railroad.
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When landing, wind shear is also a hazard, particularly when the winds are strong.
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He has been driving the ice roads for 30 years and helping rookies get used to the hazards.
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Smoke and covering fire may be used to reduce the hazards.
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If hazards are apparent in spite of compliance with the TRBS, the employer or the operator must react to these and if necessary, take further measures.
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www.herose.com
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Wenn trotz Einhaltung der TRBS Gefahren erkennbar sind, haben der Arbeitgeber oder Betreiber hierauf zu reagieren und erforderlichenfalls weitere Maßnahmen zu ergreifen.
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Nisba BackupAgent helps you to protect your company data from hazards like fires, floods, theft, viruses, power surges / fluctuations, human errors and faulty hard drives.
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www.download3k.de
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Nisba BackupAgent hilft Ihnen, Ihre Unternehmensdaten vor Gefahren wie Feuer, Überschwemmung, Diebstahl, Viren, Spannungsschwankungen / Fluktuationen, menschlichen Fehlern und defekten Festplatten zu schützen.
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Make sure that you or anyone else at the scene are not creating an unnecessary hazard.
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www.polizei.sachsen.de
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Achten Sie darauf, dass Sie sich nicht in Gefahr begeben!
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In the case of PPE that protects against mortal hazards or serious and irreversible damage to health ( next stage, category III ), the CE mark also displays the registration number of the notified body surveying the production of that particular manufacturer ( for IFA:
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www.dguv.de
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Handelt es sich dabei um PSA, die gegen tödliche Gefahren oder ernste und irreversible Gesundheitsschäden schützen ( nächste Stufe, Kategorie III ), so wird dem CE-Zeichen die Registrierungsnummer der notifizierten Stelle angefügt, die zusätzlich zur einmaligen Produktzertifizierung die laufende Fertigung des Herstellers überwacht ( für das IFA:
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Subterranean labyrinth filled with the bones of 6 million Parisians, moved there when the city’s graveyards were deemed a health hazard in the late 17th and early 18th centuries.
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Ein unterirdisches Labyrinth, gefüllt mit den Knochen von 6 Millionen Parisern, die hierher verlegt wurden, als die Friedhöfe im späten 17. und frühen 18. Jahrhundert zur Gefahr für die Gesundheit erklärt wurden.