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влажность
Spanish
relente
Presence of a liquid, especially water, often in trace amounts.
damp
moist
dampness
Russian
влажность
Portuguese
umidade
Spanish
humedad
Wetness caused by water.
wet
Portuguese
umidade
1
Planting deep-rooted crops would allow farmers to better exploit available soil
moisture
.
2
The dung and
moisture
are collected in a fosse in the stable.
3
Because the underneath part of the ground held the
moisture
in it.
4
But derivatives are used in such things as
moisture
-
proof
clear plastic wraps.
5
Etzel also notes that a little
moisture
helped create the perfect conditions.
6
Because of its high initial
moisture
content, the chestnut is quite perishable.
7
He saw
moisture
in her eyes and felt it in his own.
8
There is a lot of concern now about no
moisture
,
Svoboda said.
9
It was bitterly cold, from the amount of
moisture
in the air.
10
Physical properties; the
moisture
,
heat and air conditions needed by the roots.
11
And it's ditto for Bay of Plenty in terms of welcome
moisture
.
12
The system collects data from soil
moisture
sensors, weather stations and cameras.
13
The sun attracts the
moisture
,
the earth dries, and the fruits ripen.
14
The thunder passed away seawards, drawing the valley
moisture
in its train.
15
The falling
moisture
fed the myriad streams, and cooled the noontime air.
16
Roots of the eucalyptus will prolong themselves incredibly in search of
moisture
.
moisture
more moisture
much moisture
little moisture
enough moisture
excess moisture
Russian
влажность
влага
Spanish
relente
húmido
humedad ambiental
húmedo
humedo
humedad
grado de humedad
humedad relativa
humido
Portuguese
umidade
humidade