Definition of environmental in English:

environmental

adjective ɛnvʌɪrənˈmɛnt(ə)lɪnvʌɪrənˈmɛnt(ə)lɪnˌvaɪrənˈmɛn(t)l

1Relating to the natural world and the impact of human activity on its condition.
acid rain may have caused major environmental damage
Example sentencesExamples
- The consultants will then undertake an environmental impact report on behalf of the Council.
- The alliance cites a variety of environmental and economic impacts in support of their position.
- Such are our numbers that almost inevitably waste, environmental impact and species extinction follow.
- In recent years, he has become as famous for his campaigning on environmental and human rights issues as for his music.
- Some EU countries are arguing that environmental degradation is a hidden subsidy on cheap exports.
- They also identified militarism as the cause of much environmental degradation.
- For the first time, environmental issues are at the heart of widespread popular activity.
- Watch groups are run by willing and enthusiastic volunteers who organise the environmental activities.
- From an environmental, planning or human viewpoint this proposal is unacceptable.
- Their achievement is to have overcome being labelled cranks to make a real impact on the crucial environmental debate.
- They knew this was illegal, so publicly they said the meetings were about issues such as environmental protection.
- Ironically, the principal lobby against completion of the road is its negative environmental impact.
- Now that is the most significant environmental impact that humans can have on the planet.
- Councillors say that option would have less visual and environmental impact.
- Trade should be conditional upon minimum environmental and human rights standards.
- The typical industrial sectors with relatively high environmental impact continue to lead in reporting.
- There are also issues of its environmental impact, but it is nevertheless likely to be important.
- Operators, public or private, have a clear responsibility to cause the minimum environmental impact.
- They both concluded that there was very little difference in overall environmental impact.
- In late June, state officials halved their ambitious plans and added new environmental protections to the leases.
Synonyms
natural, atmospheric, meteorological
1. 1.1 Aiming or designed to promote the protection of the natural world.
  environmental tourism
  Example sentencesExamples
  I am one of those environmental activists who recognise we live on a planet of finite resources.
  It was the first time environmental activists had been sent to prison, and it really inspired people.
  The former team proposed the most overtly environmental design of any of the finalists.
  It is part of efforts to promote environmental and economic redevelopment in the area.
  As environmental groups have long stressed, the government cannot build its way out of congestion.
  An environmental activist found a place in this list along with quite a few history sheeters.
  Student environmental activists were delighted by the news of the University's decision.
2Relating to or arising from a person's surroundings.
environmental noise
Example sentencesExamples
- Leaf ageing has a significant effect on photosynthesis even when environmental factors do not change.
- All plants display this ability to tolerate environmental stress to varying degrees.
- Human health is heavily dependent on lifestyle habits and environmental conditions.
- Chilling temperature is one of the most studied environmental factors in plant stress physiology research.
- Allow the flooring to adjust to its new environmental conditions before you start the installation.
- In my experience the worst environmental factor is fine dust.
- Plants are continually exposed to environmental fluctuations that lead to oxidative stress.
- High salinity is one of the most important environmental stresses impeding crop growth.
- Rapid phenotypic changes are expected to occur in invasive species in response to new environmental conditions.
- By amplifying speech or environmental noise, hearing aids can also be effective in many cases.
- The same applies to the meridian programmes and to the specific environmental stresses, colours and trauma.
- Drought is an environmental factor that produces water deficit or water stress in plants.
- A large proportion of the rhythmically regulated genes also directly respond to environmental stress.
- A number of genes as well as environmental factors also may play a role.

Definition of environmental in US English:

environmental

adjectiveɪnˌvaɪrənˈmɛn(t)linˌvīrənˈmen(t)l

1Relating to the natural world and the impact of human activity on its condition.
acid rain may have caused major environmental damage
Example sentencesExamples
- They knew this was illegal, so publicly they said the meetings were about issues such as environmental protection.
- From an environmental, planning or human viewpoint this proposal is unacceptable.
- Now that is the most significant environmental impact that humans can have on the planet.
- Councillors say that option would have less visual and environmental impact.
- The consultants will then undertake an environmental impact report on behalf of the Council.
- In late June, state officials halved their ambitious plans and added new environmental protections to the leases.
- Operators, public or private, have a clear responsibility to cause the minimum environmental impact.
- Their achievement is to have overcome being labelled cranks to make a real impact on the crucial environmental debate.
- The alliance cites a variety of environmental and economic impacts in support of their position.
- Watch groups are run by willing and enthusiastic volunteers who organise the environmental activities.
- There are also issues of its environmental impact, but it is nevertheless likely to be important.
- They both concluded that there was very little difference in overall environmental impact.
- Trade should be conditional upon minimum environmental and human rights standards.
- They also identified militarism as the cause of much environmental degradation.
- Ironically, the principal lobby against completion of the road is its negative environmental impact.
- The typical industrial sectors with relatively high environmental impact continue to lead in reporting.
- For the first time, environmental issues are at the heart of widespread popular activity.
- In recent years, he has become as famous for his campaigning on environmental and human rights issues as for his music.
- Such are our numbers that almost inevitably waste, environmental impact and species extinction follow.
- Some EU countries are arguing that environmental degradation is a hidden subsidy on cheap exports.
Synonyms
natural, atmospheric, meteorological
1. 1.1 Aiming or designed to promote the protection of the natural world.
  environmental tourism
  Example sentencesExamples
  Student environmental activists were delighted by the news of the University's decision.
  It is part of efforts to promote environmental and economic redevelopment in the area.
  An environmental activist found a place in this list along with quite a few history sheeters.
  The former team proposed the most overtly environmental design of any of the finalists.
  I am one of those environmental activists who recognise we live on a planet of finite resources.
  As environmental groups have long stressed, the government cannot build its way out of congestion.
  It was the first time environmental activists had been sent to prison, and it really inspired people.
2Relating to or arising from a person's surroundings.
environmental noise
Example sentencesExamples
- Allow the flooring to adjust to its new environmental conditions before you start the installation.
- Rapid phenotypic changes are expected to occur in invasive species in response to new environmental conditions.
- Human health is heavily dependent on lifestyle habits and environmental conditions.
- The same applies to the meridian programmes and to the specific environmental stresses, colours and trauma.
- Chilling temperature is one of the most studied environmental factors in plant stress physiology research.
- In my experience the worst environmental factor is fine dust.
- A number of genes as well as environmental factors also may play a role.
- Plants are continually exposed to environmental fluctuations that lead to oxidative stress.
- Leaf ageing has a significant effect on photosynthesis even when environmental factors do not change.
- All plants display this ability to tolerate environmental stress to varying degrees.
- Drought is an environmental factor that produces water deficit or water stress in plants.
- High salinity is one of the most important environmental stresses impeding crop growth.
- By amplifying speech or environmental noise, hearing aids can also be effective in many cases.
- A large proportion of the rhythmically regulated genes also directly respond to environmental stress.

单词	environmental
释义	Definition of environmental in English: environmental adjective ɛnvʌɪrənˈmɛnt(ə)lɪnvʌɪrənˈmɛnt(ə)lɪnˌvaɪrənˈmɛn(t)l 1Relating to the natural world and the impact of human activity on its condition. acid rain may have caused major environmental damage Example sentencesExamples The consultants will then undertake an environmental impact report on behalf of the Council. The alliance cites a variety of environmental and economic impacts in support of their position. Such are our numbers that almost inevitably waste, environmental impact and species extinction follow. In recent years, he has become as famous for his campaigning on environmental and human rights issues as for his music. Some EU countries are arguing that environmental degradation is a hidden subsidy on cheap exports. They also identified militarism as the cause of much environmental degradation. For the first time, environmental issues are at the heart of widespread popular activity. Watch groups are run by willing and enthusiastic volunteers who organise the environmental activities. From an environmental, planning or human viewpoint this proposal is unacceptable. Their achievement is to have overcome being labelled cranks to make a real impact on the crucial environmental debate. They knew this was illegal, so publicly they said the meetings were about issues such as environmental protection. Ironically, the principal lobby against completion of the road is its negative environmental impact. Now that is the most significant environmental impact that humans can have on the planet. Councillors say that option would have less visual and environmental impact. Trade should be conditional upon minimum environmental and human rights standards. The typical industrial sectors with relatively high environmental impact continue to lead in reporting. There are also issues of its environmental impact, but it is nevertheless likely to be important. Operators, public or private, have a clear responsibility to cause the minimum environmental impact. They both concluded that there was very little difference in overall environmental impact. In late June, state officials halved their ambitious plans and added new environmental protections to the leases. Synonyms natural, atmospheric, meteorological 1.1 Aiming or designed to promote the protection of the natural world. environmental tourism Example sentencesExamples I am one of those environmental activists who recognise we live on a planet of finite resources. It was the first time environmental activists had been sent to prison, and it really inspired people. The former team proposed the most overtly environmental design of any of the finalists. It is part of efforts to promote environmental and economic redevelopment in the area. As environmental groups have long stressed, the government cannot build its way out of congestion. An environmental activist found a place in this list along with quite a few history sheeters. Student environmental activists were delighted by the news of the University's decision. 2Relating to or arising from a person's surroundings. environmental noise Example sentencesExamples Leaf ageing has a significant effect on photosynthesis even when environmental factors do not change. All plants display this ability to tolerate environmental stress to varying degrees. Human health is heavily dependent on lifestyle habits and environmental conditions. Chilling temperature is one of the most studied environmental factors in plant stress physiology research. Allow the flooring to adjust to its new environmental conditions before you start the installation. In my experience the worst environmental factor is fine dust. Plants are continually exposed to environmental fluctuations that lead to oxidative stress. High salinity is one of the most important environmental stresses impeding crop growth. Rapid phenotypic changes are expected to occur in invasive species in response to new environmental conditions. By amplifying speech or environmental noise, hearing aids can also be effective in many cases. The same applies to the meridian programmes and to the specific environmental stresses, colours and trauma. Drought is an environmental factor that produces water deficit or water stress in plants. A large proportion of the rhythmically regulated genes also directly respond to environmental stress. A number of genes as well as environmental factors also may play a role. Definition of environmental in US English: environmental adjectiveɪnˌvaɪrənˈmɛn(t)linˌvīrənˈmen(t)l 1Relating to the natural world and the impact of human activity on its condition. acid rain may have caused major environmental damage Example sentencesExamples They knew this was illegal, so publicly they said the meetings were about issues such as environmental protection. From an environmental, planning or human viewpoint this proposal is unacceptable. Now that is the most significant environmental impact that humans can have on the planet. Councillors say that option would have less visual and environmental impact. The consultants will then undertake an environmental impact report on behalf of the Council. In late June, state officials halved their ambitious plans and added new environmental protections to the leases. Operators, public or private, have a clear responsibility to cause the minimum environmental impact. Their achievement is to have overcome being labelled cranks to make a real impact on the crucial environmental debate. The alliance cites a variety of environmental and economic impacts in support of their position. Watch groups are run by willing and enthusiastic volunteers who organise the environmental activities. There are also issues of its environmental impact, but it is nevertheless likely to be important. They both concluded that there was very little difference in overall environmental impact. Trade should be conditional upon minimum environmental and human rights standards. They also identified militarism as the cause of much environmental degradation. Ironically, the principal lobby against completion of the road is its negative environmental impact. The typical industrial sectors with relatively high environmental impact continue to lead in reporting. For the first time, environmental issues are at the heart of widespread popular activity. In recent years, he has become as famous for his campaigning on environmental and human rights issues as for his music. Such are our numbers that almost inevitably waste, environmental impact and species extinction follow. Some EU countries are arguing that environmental degradation is a hidden subsidy on cheap exports. Synonyms natural, atmospheric, meteorological 1.1 Aiming or designed to promote the protection of the natural world. environmental tourism Example sentencesExamples Student environmental activists were delighted by the news of the University's decision. It is part of efforts to promote environmental and economic redevelopment in the area. An environmental activist found a place in this list along with quite a few history sheeters. The former team proposed the most overtly environmental design of any of the finalists. I am one of those environmental activists who recognise we live on a planet of finite resources. As environmental groups have long stressed, the government cannot build its way out of congestion. It was the first time environmental activists had been sent to prison, and it really inspired people. 2Relating to or arising from a person's surroundings. environmental noise Example sentencesExamples Allow the flooring to adjust to its new environmental conditions before you start the installation. Rapid phenotypic changes are expected to occur in invasive species in response to new environmental conditions. Human health is heavily dependent on lifestyle habits and environmental conditions. The same applies to the meridian programmes and to the specific environmental stresses, colours and trauma. Chilling temperature is one of the most studied environmental factors in plant stress physiology research. In my experience the worst environmental factor is fine dust. A number of genes as well as environmental factors also may play a role. Plants are continually exposed to environmental fluctuations that lead to oxidative stress. Leaf ageing has a significant effect on photosynthesis even when environmental factors do not change. All plants display this ability to tolerate environmental stress to varying degrees. Drought is an environmental factor that produces water deficit or water stress in plants. High salinity is one of the most important environmental stresses impeding crop growth. By amplifying speech or environmental noise, hearing aids can also be effective in many cases. A large proportion of the rhythmically regulated genes also directly respond to environmental stress.
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