English to Italian Meaning of waste - rifiuto


Waste :
rifiuto

rifiuto, dissipazione, spreco, attenuazione, la stravaganza, perdita, abuso, distruzione, rovinare, fiasco, relitto, fine, annientamento, rifiuti, sciocchezze, emergenza, Morte, sacco, decadenza, danno, il male, male, mare, devastare

rifiuto, dissipare, abuso, perdere, sperperare via, sprecare, cancrena, spendere, cancellare, danneggiare, rovinare, sontuoso, giocare, Buttar via, distruggere, devastare, capovolgere, attacco, frantumare, annientare, demolire, indebolire, attutire, evirare, trascorrere, vivere, mancare, mentre, violare, scarico, declino, perire, male, sterminare, uccidere, soffrire, crepare

desolato, rifiuto, deserto, brullo, selvaggio, devastato, devastante, vuoto, non valido, esploso, nullo, incolto, magro, improduttivo, infruttuoso, sterile, arido, povero, disoccupato, maggese, portare via

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Definitions of waste in English
Noun(1) any materials unused and rejected as worthless or unwanted(2) useless or profitless activity; using or expending or consuming thoughtlessly or carelessly(3) the trait of wasting resources(4) an uninhabited wilderness that is worthless for cultivation(5) (law
Verb(1) spend thoughtlessly; throw away(2) use inefficiently or inappropriately(3) get rid of(4) run off as waste(5) get rid of (someone who may be a threat(6) spend extravagantly(7) lose vigor, health, or flesh, as through grief(8) cause to grow thin or weak(9) cause extensive destruction or ruin utterly(10) become physically weaker
Adjective(1) located in a dismal or remote area; desolate
Examples of waste in English
(1) I have a whole rant about my sister's presence and the waste of money it was to bring her here to do nothing but sit around and watch television, but that's been said and done already.(2) He is also using the same process to turn waste wood from demolished buildings into biofibres that can then be used to make high-performance materials.(3) If a mortgagee enters into possession he is liable to account for rent on the basis of wilful default; he must keep mortgage premises in repair; he is liable for waste .(4) The Department of Defense produces more hazardous waste per year than the five largest U.S. chemical companies combined.(5) Thousands drowned in the murky brew that was soon contaminated by sewage and industrial waste .(6) You might think the opposition would savage such a profligate waste of taxpayers' money.(7) household waste(8) In the latter case the holding of the meeting would have served no useful purpose and would merely waste the available assets of the bankrupt's estate.(9) The film's approach to its cast is a textbook example of how to waste actors.(10) Many are turned into cesspools and dumping sites for solid waste , including hazardous materials.(11) Americans are right to refuse truckloads of garbage that contain biomedical waste and radioactive material.(12) One such body function is the occasional need to eliminate accumulated waste gases from the digestive tract.(13) A major new leisure complex could be on the way for Burnley if plans to develop waste ground get the go-ahead.(14) I didn't want him dead, he was too good at what he did for me to waste him like that.(15) Why waste all this money on allowances, mayoral houses, mayoral vehicles, meetings, workshops, etc?(16) The reporter asked to see how he processed his own waste water and he agreed.
Related Phrases of waste
(1) waste time ::
perdere tempo
(2) waste of time ::
perdita di tempo
(3) toxic waste ::
rifiuto tossico
(4) waste disposal ::
smaltimento dei rifiuti
(5) waste away ::
sprecare
(6) nuclear waste ::
scorie nucleari
(7) hazardous waste ::
rifiuti pericolosi
(8) industrial waste ::
rifiuti industriali
(9) waste management ::
gestione dei rifiuti
(10) waste bin ::
cestino dei rifiuti
Synonyms
Adjective
1. unwanted ::
non desiderato
2. uncultivated ::
incolto
3. wild ::
selvaggio
Noun
4. misuse ::
abuso
5. garbage ::
spazzatura
6. desert ::
deserto
8. permissive waste ::
rifiuti permissiva
9. waste material ::
materiale di scarto
10. dissipation ::
dissipazione
11. barren ::
sterile
Verb
12. squander ::
sperperare
13. grow weak ::
affievolire
14. emaciate ::
emaciare
15. rot ::
marcire
16. devastate ::
devastare
17. liquidate ::
liquidare
18. languish ::
languire
Different Forms
waste, wasted, wasteful, wastes, wasting
Word Example from TV Shows
No. He will waste me
if he thinks l'm a liability.

No. He will WASTE me if he thinks l'm a liability.

Breaking Bad Season 4, Episode 8

Amy, mourning the inevitable
is a complete waste of time.

Amy, mourning the inevitable is a complete WASTE of time.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 22

Our host saved us from the
Red Waste and you want to steal from him?

Our host saved us from the Red Waste and you want to steal from him?

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 5

Okay, simulated zero-gravity human waste
disposal test with meatloaf analog.

Okay, simulated zero-gravity human WASTE disposal test with meatloaf analog.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 22

while yours is floating around
in its own waste.

while yours is floating around in its own WASTE.

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 8

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