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Pollution is the contamination of the environment, including air, water, and land, with undesirable amounts of material or energy. Such contamination originates from human activities that create waste products. An industrial and intensively farmed country, Ukraine contains some of the most polluted landscapes in Eastern Europe. Pollution became evident in Ukraine with industrial development in the 19th century.
Air pollution is especially severe in many of the heavily industrialized cities and towns of south-eastern Ukraine, notably in Kharkiv, Luhansk, Donetsk, Dnipropetrovsk and Zaporizhia. Coal-using industries, such as metallurgical coke-chemical plants, steel mills, and thermal power plants are major sources of high levels of uncontrolled emissions of sulphur dioxide, dust, unburned hydrocarbons, and other harmful substances.
Over one-third of the emissions into the atmosphere originate from automobile transport.
Almost all surface waters of Ukraine belong to the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov basins. The high population density, heavy industrial development, and relatively low freshwater endowment of those basins, and the low governmental priority placed upon environmental protection until very recently, have given rise to chronic and serious levels of water pollution throughout Ukraine. Widespread fear is growing in Ukraine that a substantial fraction of those water arteries are so polluted as to pose fatal health risks to the people who depend on them. About half of the chemical fertilizers, herbicides and pesticides applied in the fields are washed off into rivers. Moreover, surface runoff from industrial territories is highly contaminated.
On 25 April 1986 the Number 4 reactor at the Chernobyl nuclear power station was being tested. The workers, however, didn’t follow the safety regulations. The emergency cooling system was shut down and almost all of the control rods were removed from the reactor. At 1.23 a.m. on April 26 the reactor exploded. The huge concrete and steel top of the reactor was blown off and radioactive material was released into the atmosphere.
All the people who lived within 30 kilometres of the power station had to be evacuated. Helicopters crews flew over the burning power station and dropped thousands of tones of concrete onto the burning reactor. It took nearly two weeks before the reactor was completely sealed. But by that time a huge cloud of radioactive material had been blown across almost the whole of Europe by the wind. As far away as Italy and Wales grass was polluted when the radioactive dust was washed down by rain. Milk and meat from animals that ate the grass could not be used.
Chernobyl was the world’s biggest nuclear accident. More than thirty people died, and another two hundred became seriously ill from radiation sickness. But we shall never know how many people will die as a result of the accident. Scientists say that anything between five and sixty thousand people could die of cancer from the radiation that they received. What Chernobyl showed most clearly was that one country’s nuclear power stations are everybody’s problem.
RECYCLING
The massive increase in public concern for protection of the environment has given a new prominence to the recycling industry, which covers everything from the collection of beverage cans and the reclamation of old car bodies to the treatment of industrial sludge.
Recycling is a processing of industrial and household waste (such as paper, glass, and some metals and plastics) so that it can be reused. The great advantage of recycling is that it saves a large proportion of energy needed to manufacture an article from the original raw materials. This is of paramount importance at a time when energy conservation is essential to reduce the use of fossil fuels which contribute to global warming – the greenhouse effect.
For instance, there is a 62 per cent energy-saving in the use of recycled scrap ferrous metal. The saving arises because the scrap is almost pure metal and the original impure ore.
Materials which are recycled are less expensive than primary raw materials and offer a considerable cost advantage to industry.
Recycling also avoids the need to dump large quantities of used materials in landfill sites, a process which is unpopular with the public and can have dangerous environmental side-effect. This is particularly important at a time when the cost of using good landfill sites has steady increased.
Above all, recycling is an important means of reducing dependence on finite natural resources. It offers the potential for averting the crisis often predicted by conservationists – a world eventually running out of raw materials.
Today, recycling is a major activity in the industrialized countries. Advanced technology is used to collect, sort and process materials that are discarded by industry or the public.
Technical advances mean that valuable metals from such complex equipment as computers and other electronic machines are recovered, instead of ending up on the scrap heap. Furthermore, used oils can be recycled as lubricants for industry and transport, while rubber from old types can be transformed into mats and carpet underlays.
Despite this activity, environmental pressure groups are highly vocal in their dissatisfaction with the scale of recycling.
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№ п/п | Початкова форма | Форма минулого часу | Дієприкметник (дієприслівник) минулого часу | Переклад |
1. | abide | abided, abode | abided | перебувати, жити |
2. | arise | arose | arisen | піднятися,виникнути |
3. | awake | awoke, awakened | awoken | будити, прокинутися |
4. | bear | bore | born, borne | нести, народжувати |
5. | beat /bi:t/ | beat /bi:t/ | beaten /bi:t(ə)n/ | бити |
6. | become | became | become | ставати |
7. | begin | began | begun | починати |
8. | bend | bent | bent | згинати(ся) |
9. | beseech | besought, beseeched | besought, beseeched | благати |
10. | beset | beset | beset | оточити |
11. | bet | bet | bet | закладатися |
12. | bid | bade, bid | bid, bidden | пропонувати ціну |
13. | bind | bound | bound | зв’язати |
14. | bite | bit | bitten | вкусити, кусати |
15. | bleed | bled | bled | стікати кров’ю |
16. | bless | blessed, blest | blessed, blest | благословити |
17. | blow | blew | blown | дути |
18. | break | broke | broken | (з)ламати |
19. | breed | bred | bred | вирощувати, розводити |
20. | bring | brought | brought | приносити |
21. | broadcast | broadcast | broadcast | транслювати |
22. | browbeat | browbeat | browbeaten | залякувати |
23. | build | built | built | будувати |
24. | burn | burned, burnt | burned, burnt | горіти,спалити |
25. | burst | burst | burst | розірватися,вибухнути |
26. | bust | bust (BrE), busted (esp AmE) | bust (ВrE), busted (esp AmE) | розбиватися, закінчуватися поразкою |
27. | buy | bought | bought | купувати |
28. | cast | cast | cast | кидати, відливати (метал) |
29. | catch | caught | caught | ловити, піймати |
30. | choose | chose | chosen | вибирати, обирати |
31. | cleave | cleaved, cleft, clove | cleaved, cleft | розсікти |
32. | cling | clung | clung | чіплятися |
33. | clothe | clothed | clothed | одягнути |
34. | come | came | come | приходити |
35. | cost | cost | cost | коштувати |
36. | creep | crept | crept | повзти |
37. | cut | cut | cut | різати |
38. | dare | durst,dared | dared | сміти, наважитися |
39. | deal | dealt /delt/ | dealt /delt/ | мати справу з |
40. | dig | dug | dug | копати |
41. | dive | dived, dove (AmE) | dived | пірнати |
42. | do | did | done | робити |
43. | draw | drew | drawn | тягнути, малювати |
44. | dream | dreamed, dreamt | dreamed, dreamt | мріяти, бачити сни |
45. | drink | drank | drunk | пити |
46. | drive | drove | driven | гнати, їхати |
47. | dwell | dwelt, dwelled | dwelt, dwelled | жити, мешкати, зупинитися на якомусь питанні |
48. | eat | ate | eaten | їсти |
49. | fall | fell | fallen | падати, впасти |
50. | feed | fed | fed | годувати |
51. | feel | felt | felt | відчувати |
52. | fight | fought | fought | битися |
53. | find | found | found | знаходити |
54. | flee | fled | fled | бігти, тікати, рятуватися |
55. | fling | flung | flung | кинути |
56. | fly | flew | flown | літати |
57. | forbid | forbade, forbad | forbidden | забороняти |
58. | forecast | forecast | forecast | передбачати, прогнозувати |
59. | forget | forgot | forgotten | забути,забувати |
60. | forgive | forgave | forgiven | пробачити |
61. | freeze | froze | frozen | заморозити |
62. | get | got | got (BrE), gotten (АmЕ) | отримати |
63. | gild | gilt | gilt | позолотити |
64. | give | gave | given | давати |
65. | go | went | gone | йти,ходити |
66. | grind | ground | ground | перемелювати |
67. | grow | grew | grown | рости |
68. | hamstring | hamstrung | hamstrung | підрізати (крила) |
69. | hang | hung, hanged | hung, hanged | (по)вішати |
70. | have | had | had | мати,володіти |
71. | hear | heard | heard | чути |
72. | heave | heaved, hove | heaved,hove | напружуватися, підніматися |
73. | hew | hewed | hewed, hewn | рубати,тесати |
74. | hide | hid | hidden, hid | ховати(ся) |
75. | hit | hit | hit | вдарити, бити |
76. | hold | held | held | тримати(ся) |
77. | hurt | hurt | hurt | завдати болю |
78. | input | inputted, input | inputted, input | вводити, ввести |
79. | interweave | interwove | interwoven | вплітати |
80. | keep | kept | kept | зберігати, тримати |
81. | kneel | knelt, kneeled (esp AmE) | knelt, kneeled (esp AmE) | ставати навколішки |
82. | knit | knitted, knit | knitted, knit | плести, в’язати |
83. | know | knew | known | знати |
84. | lay | laid | laid | класти, покласти |
85. | lead | led | led | вести, очолювати |
86. | lean | leaned, leant (esp BrE) | leaned, leant (esp BrE) | спиратися, спертися |
87. | leap | leapt, leaped (esp AmE) | leapt, leaped (esp AmE) | стрибати, скакати |
88. | learn | learned, learnt | learned, learnt | вивчати, вчитися |
89. | leave | left | left | залишати |
90. | lend | lent | lent | позичати, позичити |
91. | let | let | let | дозволити |
92. | lie | lay | lain | лежати |
93. | light | lit, lighted | lit, lighted | освітлювати |
94. | lose | lost | lost | губити |
95. | make | made | made | робити |
96. | mean | meant | meant | означати, мати на увазі |
97. | meet | met | met | зустрічати(ся) |
98. | mistake | mistook | mistaken | помилитися |
99. | misunderstand | misunderstood | misunderstood | неправильно зрозуміти |
100. | mow | mowed | mown, mowed | косити |
101. | pay | paid | paid | платити, сплачувати |
102. | plead | pleaded, pled (esp AmE) | pleaded, pled (esp AmE) | прикликати |
103. | prove | proved | proved (also proven AmE) | виявитися |
104. | put | put | put | класти |
105. | quit | quit | quit | залишати, звільнятися |
106. | read | read/red/ | read/red/ | читати |
107. | rid | rid | rid | позбавитися |
108. | ride | rode | ridden | їхати верхи |
109. | ring | rang | rung | дзвонити |
110. | rise | rose | risen | піднятися |
111. | run | ran | run | бігти, бігати |
112. | saw | sawed | sawn, sawed | пиляти |
113. | say | said | said | сказати |
114. | see | saw | seen | бачити |
115. | seek | sought | sought | шукати |
116. | sell | sold | sold | продавати |
117. | send | sent | sent | надсилати |
118. | set | set | set | встановити, встановлювати |
119. | sew | sewed | sewn, sewed | шити |
120. | shake | shook | shaken | трясти |
121. | shave | shaved | shaved, shaven | голити |
122. | shear | sheared | shorn, sheared | стригти |
123. | shed | shed | shed | скинути |
124. | shine | shone, shined | shone, shined | сяяти |
125. | shoe | shod | shod | взувати(ся) |
126. | shoot | shot | shot | стріляти |
127. | show | showed | shown, showed | показувати |
128. | shrink | shrank, shrunk | shrunk | скорочуватися, стискатися |
129. | shut | shut | shut | закривати |
130. | sing | sang | sung | співати |
131. | sink | sank, sunk | sunk | зануритися |
132. | sit | sat | sat | сидіти, сідати |
133. | slay | slew | slain | вбивати |
134. | sleep | slept | slept | спати |
135. | slide | slid | slid | ковзати |
136. | sling | slung | slung | підвішувати |
137. | slink | slunk | slunk | відходити, відступати |
138. | slit | slit | slit | розірвати, розкрити |
139. | smell | smelted, smelt (esp BrE) | smelled, smelt (esp BrE) | пахнути, смердіти, нюхати |
140. | smite | smote | smitten | вдаряти, вражати |
141. | sow | sowed | sown, sowed | сіяти |
142. | speak | spoke | spoken | говорити |
143. | speed | sped, speeded | sped, speeded | прискорювати(ся) |
144. | spell | spelled, spelt (esp BrE) | spelled, spelt (esp BrE) | писати або вимовляти по буквах |
145. | spend | spent | spent | витрачати, проводити |
146. | spill | spilled, spilt (esp BrE) | spilled, spilt (esp BrE) | розлити |
147. | spin | spun, span | spun | прясти |
148. | spit | spat (also spit AmE) | spat (also spit AmE) | плювати, сплюнути |
149. | split | split | split | розщеплювати |
150. | spoil | spoiled, spoilt | spoiled, spoilt | псувати |
151. | spread | spread | spread | розповсюджувати(ся) |
152. | spring | sprang (also sprung AmE) | sprung | виникати |
153. | stand | stood | stood | стояти |
154. | stave | staved, stove | staved, stove | пробити,запобігти |
155. | steal | stole | stolen | красти |
156. | stick | stuck | stuck | приклеїти |
157. | sting | stung | stung. | вжалити, пекти (про біль) |
158. | stink | stank, stunk | stunk | смердіти |
159. | strew | strewed | strewn, strewed | сіяти |
160. | stride | strode | stridden | ступати,крокувати |
161. | strike | struck | struck | бити, бастувати |
162. | string | strung | strung | нанизувати,натягати |
163. | strive | strove, strived | striven, strived | намагатися |
164. | swear | swore | sworn | присягатися |
165. | sweep | swept | swept | мести |
166. | swell | swelled | swollen, swelled | напнутися |
167. | swim | swam | swum | плавати |
168. | swing | swung | swung | качатися |
169. | take | took | taken | брати, взяти |
170. | teach | taught | taught | навчати, викладати |
171. | tear | tore | torn | розірвати |
172. | tell | told | told | розповідати |
173. | think | thought | thought | думати |
174. | thrive | thrived, throve | thrived | процвітати |
175. | throw | threw | thrown | викидати |
176. | thrust | thrust | thrust | штовхати |
177. | tread | trod | trodden | ступати, виконувати танець |
178. | understand | understood | understand | розуміти |
179. | wake | woke, waked | woken, waked | прокидатись |
180. | wear | wore | worn | носити (одяг) |
181. | weave | wove, weaved | woven, weaved | плести, ткати |
182. | wed | wedded, wed | wedded, wed | одружувати(ся), вінчати |
183. | weep | wept | wept | плакати |
184. | wet | wetted, wet | wetted, wet | змочувати, робити вологим |
185. | win | won | won | перемогти, виграти |
186. | wind /waind/ | wound | wound | заводити (механізм) |
187. | withdraw | withdrew | withdrawn | взяти назад |
188. | withhold | withheld | withheld | відмовлятися, утримуватися |
189. | withstand | withstood | withstand | чинити опір |
190. | wreak /ri:k/ | wreaked, wrought/rƆ:t/ | wreak, wrought /rƆ:t/ | наносити, нанести |
191. | wring | wrung | wrung | скрутити, стиснути |
192. | write | wrote | written | писати |
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Англо-український словник
A
ability [əʹbiliti] n здібності
able [ʹeib(ə)l] adj 1.могти, бути здатним 2.здатний
about [əʹbaut] adv 1. навколо, prer. 1. довкола 2. про
absorb [əbʹsə:b, -ʹz Ɔ:b] v 1. всмоктувати, поглинати
academician [ə:kædəʹmi∫(ə)] n академік
accept [əkʹsept] v 1. приймати 2. признавати
accessories [əkʹsesəriz] n 1. аксесуари, принада
accidentally [͵æksiʹdenteli] adv 1. випадково
accomplished [əʹk∧mpli∫t ͵əʹkom] adj завершений, виконаний
according [əʹk Ɔ:diῃ] adv відповідно
account [əʹkaunt] n 1. рахунок 2. розрахунок
accurately [ʹækjurətli] adv точно
achievement [əʹt∫i:vmənt] n досягнення
acid [ʹæsid] n кислота
acquainted [əʹkweintid] adj 1. знайомий
acquire [əʹkwaiə(r)] v 1. придбати 2. засвоювати
across [əʹkr Ɔ s] adv поперек; prep 1. через 2. поперек
act [ʹækt] v діяти, приймати
actually [ʹækt∫uəli] adv 1. дійсно, фактично
addition [əʹdi∫(ə)n] n 1. додаток, прибавлення
administrative [ədʹministretiv] adj адміністративний, організаційний
admit [ədʹmit] v 1. допускати,приймати, вміщувати
adopt [əʹd Ɔ pt] v 1. всиновлювати 2. приймати 3.вибирати
advance [ədʹva:nse] n 1. продвижение 2. прогрес 3. підвищення; v продвигати
advanced [ədʹva:nst] adj 1. продвинутий, передовий
advantage [ʹədʹva:ntidʒ] n 1. перевага 2. вигода, позика
affair [əʹfeə(r)] n 1.справа; 2. любовний роман
affect [əʹfekt] v 1. діяти 2. стосуватися
affordable [əʹf Ɔ:dəbl] adj 1.той, що можна собі дозволити
afraid [əʹfrəid] adj 1. наляканий
after [ʹa:ftə(r)] prep 1. після, за, через
age [ʹeidʒ] n 1. вік 2. старість
agree [əʹgri:] v 1. погоджуватись 2. підходити
agricultural [͵ægriʹk ∧ lt∫ər(ə)l] adj сільськогосподарський
aim [ʹeim] n 1.ціль 2. цілити
air-sick ['eəsik] adj який відчуває нудоту під час перельоту
ale [ʹeil] n ель, пиво
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