English-Dutch translations for organic

• organisch
  Het gaat over vaste installaties die organische oplosmiddelen uitstoten. It concerns stationary installations using organic solvents.
  Binnen een paar jaar zullen zo alle organische en non-organische gewassen besmet zijn. Within a few years, then, all organic and non-organic crops will be contaminated.
  Schengen is daarentegen niet organisch.Schengen, on the other hand, is not organic.
• biologisch
  Biologische productie en de etikettering van biologische producten ( Organic production and labelling of organic products (
  Geen tweederangs biologische landbouw! We say 'no' to cut-price organic farming!
  Biologische productiemethode van landbouwproducten Organic production of agricultural products
• organische
  Het gaat over vaste installaties die organische oplosmiddelen uitstoten. It concerns stationary installations using organic solvents.
  Binnen een paar jaar zullen zo alle organische en non-organische gewassen besmet zijn. Within a few years, then, all organic and non-organic crops will be contaminated.
  Nu zijn de gefluoreerde organische verbindingen aan de beurt. It is now the turn of fluoro-organic compounds.
• consistent
• homogeen
• orgaan-
• organiek
  In paragraaf 6 wordt het eigenmiddelenbesluit als organieke wet genoemd. In paragraph 6, the own resources decision is described as being an organic law.
  Als we dit soort dingen goed willen doen, zullen gemeenschappelijke definities heel behoedzaam moeten worden aangepast en als het ware worden geënt op de diepgewortelde en organieke rechtstradities. If these things are to be done well, common definitions will have to be sensitively adapted and grafted into what are very deep and organic legal traditions.
• uniform

Definition of organic

• Pertaining to or derived from living organisms.
• Relating to the compounds of carbon, relating to natural products
• Describing a form of social solidarity theorized by Emile Durkheim that is characterized by voluntary engagements in complex interdependencies for mutual benefit , rather than mechanical solidarity, which depends on ascribed relations between people (as in a family or tribe
• Instrumental; acting as instruments of nature or of art to a certain destined function or end
• Generated according to the ranking algorithms of a search engine, as opposed to paid placement by advertisers
• Developing in a gradual or natural fashion
• Harmonious; coherent; structured
• An organic compound
• A living organism, as opposed to a robot or hologram

Examples

• The writing of the script was an organic process
• The production came together in an organic whole

Related words

• inorganic
• homorganic
• organically
• organics
• metalorganic
• organicism
• antiorganic
• interorganic
• anorganic