Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Russian term or phrase:
среда жизнедеятельности
English translation:
the living environment/sustainable environment
Russian term
среда жизнедеятельности
архитектуре», как назвали комплекс своих идей и приемов, новаторских для своего времени, передовые архитекторы начала 20-х годов, выразило в профессиональной сфере комплекс социально-утопических и эстетических воззрений того времени. Их вдохновляла утопическая идея с помощью радикального обновления и преобразования СРЕДЫ ЖИЗНЕДЕЯТЕЛЬНОСТИ изменить поведение людей и усовершенствовать социальное устройство.
Заранее спасибо!
4 +2 | the living environment/sustainable environment | AlisaIWW |
4 +2 | human habitat | Victor Zagria |
4 | social milieu | Judith Hehir |
3 | life activity media | engltrans |
Oct 22, 2009 08:56: AlisaIWW changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/884897">Anna Lekush's</a> old entry - "среда жизнедеятельности"" to ""the living environment/sustainable environment""
Proposed translations
the living environment/sustainable environment
human habitat
Human habitat
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The term habitat comes from ecology, and includes many interrelated features, especially the immediate physical environment, the urban environment or the social environment.
The original natural habitat of the human species was the large river valleys of the world, such as the Nile, Tigris-Euphrates, Yellow, Ganges, Amazon, Mississippi, etc. In pre-history, the rivers were used as a source of fresh water & food (fish and game animals), as well as a place to wash, and a sewer. The rivers carved the valleys. The valleys blocked the winds and shaded the inhabitants, creating cooler temperatures in the daytime, and warmer temperatures at night. The first civilizations grew from these river valley communities.[citation needed]
'Habitat' is also defined as a home/building.
Specific human habitats include:
Dwellings and shelters
houses, dugouts, yaodongs, tents, camps, campers, huts.
Settlements,
hamlets, villages, towns, cities, squatter camps, shanty towns.
Intentional communities
Kibbutzim, commune, ecovillages.
Other
Offices, Prisons, Monasteries
A more extensive list can be found in Category:Human habitats.
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social milieu
Thanks a lot for answering my question, Judith! |
life activity media
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