Translated sentences containing 'oily'

This costumer has very dry hair, this other instead has it very oily

Esta clienta tiene el pelo muy seco, en cambio esa otra lo tiene muy graso.

She tries to avoid oily cooking.

Intenta evitar cocciones grasientas.

The known benefits of eating one portion of oily fish outweigh any possible risks.

Los conocidos beneficios que comporta comer una ración de pescado azul superan a todos los riesgos posibles.

At the same time we know that ships make a hefty contribution to polluting the sea with rubbish, cargo residues and oily slime.

A la vez, sabemos que los barcos contribuyen en una medida considerable con desechos, residuos de carga y lodo aceitoso a la contaminación de los mares.

I am sure we could talk a great deal about that this morning, but it is generally a diet rich in oily fish, olive oils, fruit and vegetables.

Estoy seguro de que podríamos hablar mucho sobre ello esta mañana, pero en general es una dieta rica en pescado azul, aceites de oliva, fruta y verduras.

You see beautiful virgin forests and then a sharp line which marks the beginning of a polluted black oily lake measuring 170 sq. metres.

En ella se ven unos hermosos bosques vírgenes y luego una definida línea que indica el inicio de un lago negro contaminado con petróleo que tiene una superficie de 170 m2.

Naturally, a huge plus point is that this means that nobody will need to dump oily waste directly into the sea for purely economic reasons.

Es evidentemente muy positivo que nadie tenga, por estrecheces económicas, la necesidad de verter sus residuos de petróleo directamente en el mar.

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