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Significados de radioactive dust en inglés
catalán
pluja radioactiva Sinónimos
Examples for "fallout"
Examples for "fallout"
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Rio culture 'significant factor' in sites' destruction The political fallout is ongoing.
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Anderson suspected the high-level political fallout would continue for months, maybe years.
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The political fallout in Spain, Europe and the world will be immense.
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As health secretary he dealt with the fallout from the Mid-Staffs crisis.
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In emerging markets, fears of the trade war fallout hit risk assets.
Uso de radioactive dust en inglés
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The disintegrating walls have created an estimated four tons of black, radioactive dust.
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Keith Chalkley ends his report saying winds were carrying the radioactive dust across Europe.
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And even radioactive dust showers could have "dire consequences" for Earth below.
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This door, this spanner -everything's getting touched with radioactive dust.
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The fallout from the explosion dropped thousands of tons of radioactive dust over the city.
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Sam watched helplessly as Vienna ran through the clouds of radioactive dust without her protective hood.
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I'd say it has to be radioactive dust.
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As he flew north, Maultsby activated a giant filter paper mechanism to scoop up radioactive dust.
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So in January the northern winds carry the radioactive dust from the fall-out down into Malaya, say.
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The bursting of the bombs would pulverise these shells into a fine, pervasive and strongly radioactive dust.
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It is also spraying resin onto radioactive dust to keep it from being carried in the wind.
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Out here, the radioactive dust was not so much of a problem; the danger lay in the heat.
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A fire began to spread throughout the core of the Windscale nuclear reactor, sending radioactive dust across Britain.
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By midday every major Middle Eastern city was flattened and simmering in piles of rubble, debris, and radioactive dust.
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It became bathed in radioactive dust and was left to rust in the exclusion zone, where it remains to this day.
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Visitors are told not to touch anything or even sit down, and are swept for radioactive dust before they can leave.