IN-GROUND ENCAPSULATION

Domain	Definition
Environment	The retrospective construction of a secure landfill and involves surface, lateral and bottom sealing to prevent migration of contaminants vertically or laterally, or to prevent ingress of groundwater into contaminated sites. Source: European Union. (references)
Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Language		Translations for "IN-GROUND ENCAPSULATION"; alternative meanings/domain in parentheses.
Danish		indkapsling (assembly, can, canning, case, clad, cladding, encapsulation, enclosure, enclosures, information hiding, jacket, packaging, sealing, sheath). (various references)

Dutch		isoleren (insulate, isolate, seclude), isolatie (insulation, isolation). (various references)

Finnish		kapselointi (canning, canning process, encapsulating, encapsulation, enrobing), eristäminen (air interdiction, encapsulation, isolation). (various references)

German		Einkapselung (encapsulating, encapsulation, enclosures, enrobing, packaging). (various references)

Greek		ενδοεδαφικός εγκιβωτισμός (encapsulation). (various references)

Pig Latin		in-grounday encapsulationay

Portuguese		isolamento (apartness, insulation, loneliness, retirement, seclusion, sequestration, solitude), encapsulamento (encapsulating, encapsulation, enrobing, packaging), confinamento (containment, containment building, encapsulation). (various references)

Swedish		inkapsling (enclosure). (various references)
Source: compiled by the editor from various translation references.

Specialty Definition: IN-GROUND ENCAPSULATION