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Meanings of human excreta in English
Russian
отходы человеческого организма Spanish
excremento humano Human bodily waste which is excreted from the body, such as feces and urine.
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Examples for "human waste"
Examples for "human waste"
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Every year more than 200 million tons of human waste go uncollected.
2
Residents pelted police with rocks, petrol bombs and bags of human waste.
3
Northerlies, a mixture of tar, ammonia and human waste from the drains.
4
The clinic smelled vile, a combination of antiseptics, disease, and human waste.
5
Toilets will also be added at basecamp to deal with human waste problems.
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Contact with fecal matter from an infected person may also transmit the virus.
2
With Harry, bluntness had been a way to cut through the fecal matter.
3
How many would become distracted by carrion, offal, fecal matter, or mating imperatives?
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All fecal matter and food should be carefully guarded from them.
5
It wasn't fecal matter, but rather, like something that had been vomited up.
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Discharged your bodily wastes.'
2
Further, water assists in the removal of the daily bodily wastes, and thus rids the system of foul and poisonous substances.
3
Normal body odors of healthy individuals did not bother her, even a certain amount of normal bodily wastes was not offensive, but she smelled sickness.
Usage of human excreta in English
1
Results: Qualitative results showed that there were strong traditional beliefs governing water use and human excreta disposal.
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Objectives: To assess the effectiveness of interventions to improve the disposal of human excreta for preventing diarrhoeal diseases.
3
However, only 50% of the P contained in human excreta could be finally used for crop nutrition.
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To reclaim all nutrients from human excreta and fertigate a larger agricultural area, sanitation user behavior needs to be improved.
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The use of recycled human excreta can also provide positive yield improvements, but community perceptions remain a barrier to adopting these fertilisers.
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Nevertheless, gaps in coverage and widespread continuation of open defecation will result in continued exposure to human excreta, reducing the potential for health gains.
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Another and better plan, especially in a large camp, is the burning of the garbage and human excreta in an incinerator, such as the McCall.
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Nowhere in this province, nor further north, did we see the large terra cotta, receptacles so extensively used in the south for storing human excreta.
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