English-Dutch translation for "pest"

pest (about a person) {noun} (also: nuisance, pain)

plague {noun}

pestilence {noun}

bane {noun}

bubonic plague {noun}

What is a pest?

But this is a nice, slender, very bad pest.

They control pests, and they're food for animals.

Again, we'll start first with the pest: the thrips.

Amendment No 69 concerns integrated pest management.

Voting yes or no to this report would be like choosing between pest and cholera.

Use biotechnology where useful, particularly in pest and disease resistance.

Here is a pest, devastating pest, a spider mite, because it does a lot of webbing like a spider.

But again, the question is, here you saw them on a one-to-one basis -- the pest, the natural enemy.

And even though they're used in labs to promote human lives, they're also considered pests.

Does a peasant farmer devastated by natural disasters such as drought, pests and soil erosion have the right to our assistance?

And Israeli strawberries, even more -- 80 percent of the pesticides, especially those aimed against pest mites in strawberries.

In this, we have taken account both of integrated pest control and of climate variations in order to bring about a fairer proposal.

A new, longer external border makes the risks of epidemic animal diseases such as foot and mouth, swine fever and fowl pest greater.

In this case, the advantage of spraying that the pests are only affected for a short period and so cannot become resistant.

Thirdly: we must do everything we can to counter the risks of fungus, pest and fire so that the damage does not become even worse.

By the way, a meal for them for 24 hours is about five individuals of the spider mites, of the bad mites, or 15 to 20 eggs of the pest mites.

And here you can see this lady in action on your left-hand side -- just pierces, sucks the body fluids on the left-hand side of the pest mite.

We were once in a position to avoid animal and plant disease through border controls, preventing the importation of vermin and pests.

Political efforts are even touching on the enormous number of leghold traps used in the EU to keep 'pests ' at bay.