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debilitante
wasting [americ ˈweɪstɪŋ, Brit ˈweɪstɪŋ] ADJ atrib
wasting assets
time-wasting [americ ˈtaɪmˌweɪstɪŋ, Brit] SUBST U
time-wasting
time-wasting atrib device/activity
wasting disease SUBST
wasting disease
I. waste [americ weɪst, Brit weɪst] SUBST
1. waste U (of fuel, materials):
to go to waste talent:
to go to waste food:
2.1. waste U (refuse):
2.2. waste U (surplus matter):
3. waste <wastes, pl >:
II. waste [americ weɪst, Brit weɪst] VERBO trans
1. waste (misuse, squander):
waste talents/efforts
waste talents/efforts
waste money/electricity
waste money/electricity
waste food
waste food
waste time
waste space
waste space
waste opportunity/chance
you're wasting my time
you're wasting your breath!
to waste sth on sb/sth/-ing he's wasted a fortune on cars/(on) eating out
2. waste (enfeeble):
waste strength
3.1. waste <wasted, Part perf >:
wasted (misused, futile) time/money
wasted opportunity/space
wasted opportunity/space
wasted effort
3.2. waste <wasted, Part perf >:
wasted limb
3.3. waste <wasted, Part perf >:
wasted (drunk) Brit coloq
4. waste (lay waste):
5. waste (kill) americ:
waste calão
liquidar coloq
waste calão
cargarse coloq
III. waste [americ weɪst, Brit weɪst] VERBO intr
1. waste (squander):
waste not, want not prov
2. waste → waste away
IV. waste [americ weɪst, Brit weɪst] ADJ
1. waste ground:
2.1. waste (discarded):
waste gas
waste material
waste products FISIOL
aguas fpl negras lat-amer excl CSur
aguas fpl servidas CSur
2.2. waste (leftover, excess):
waste paper/rubber
waste away VERBO [americ weɪst -, Brit weɪst -] (v + adv)
waste away person/body:
waste away muscle:
waste disposal SUBST U
waste bin SUBST
1. waste bin → wastepaper basket
2. waste bin (in kitchen):
tacho m de la basura CSur
bote m de la basura Méx
wastepaper basket [americ ˈweɪst ˌpeɪpər ˌbæskət, ˈweɪs(t)ˌpeɪpər ˌbæskət, Brit], wastepaper bin SUBST
papelero m CSur
waste management SUBST U
waste pipe SUBST
waste paper SUBST U
nuclear waste SUBST U
wasting [ˈweɪstɪŋ] ADJ
wasting disease:
wasting
I. waste [weɪst] ADJ
waste material
waste land
II. waste [weɪst] SUBST
1. waste sem pl (misuse):
2. waste sem pl (unwanted matter):
III. waste [weɪst] VERBO trans
waste time
waste opportunity
IV. waste [weɪst] VERBO intr
Expressões:
waste disposal SUBST
waste separation SUBST sem pl
waste water SUBST
waste management SUBST sem pl
waste product SUBST
waste steam SUBST sem pl
waste reprocessing SUBST sem pl
waste heat SUBST
inglês
inglês
espanhol
espanhol
wasting [ˈweɪ·stɪŋ] ADJ
wasting disease:
wasting
I. waste [weɪst] SUBST
1. waste (misuse):
2. waste (unwanted matter):
II. waste [weɪst] VERBO trans
waste time
waste an opportunity
III. waste [weɪst] VERBO intr
Expressões:
IV. waste [weɪst] ADJ
waste material
waste land
waste away VERBO intr
toxic waste SUBST
waste management SUBST
waste product SUBST
waste pipe SUBST
waste heat SUBST
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
Present
Iwaste
youwaste
he/she/itwastes
wewaste
youwaste
theywaste
Past
Iwasted
youwasted
he/she/itwasted
wewasted
youwasted
theywasted
Present Perfect
Ihavewasted
youhavewasted
he/she/ithaswasted
wehavewasted
youhavewasted
theyhavewasted
Past Perfect
Ihadwasted
youhadwasted
he/she/ithadwasted
wehadwasted
youhadwasted
theyhadwasted
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Historically, this type of gas was released as a waste product from the petroleum extraction industry.
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Cotton seeds were a waste product of the cotton industry, and beef tallow was a waste product of the meat-processing industry.
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Straw is an abundant agricultural waste product, and requires little energy to bale and transport for construction.
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It is through this process of fermentation that ethanol is released by the yeast cells as a waste product.
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In addition, high stocking densities can result in water flow being insufficient, creating inadequate oxygen supply and waste product removal.
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