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| ترجمات رئيسية |
| wasting adj | (disease: that weakens) (مرض) | ضموريّ |
| | | موهِن، مسبّب للهزال |
| | Tuberculosis is a wasting disease that has a high mortality rate. |
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| ترجمات رئيسية |
| waste [sth]⇒ vtr | (use inefficiently) | يهدر، يبدّد |
| | Europeans do not like to waste paper. |
| | لا يحب الأوروبيون أن يهدروا الورق. |
| waste [sth] vtr | (opportunity) (الفرصة) | يُضيع |
| | He wasted his chances at college by not studying enough. |
| | أضاع كل فرصه في الجامعة لأنه لم يدرس بما فيه الكفاية. |
| waste n | (refuse, rubbish, garbage) | نفاية، مخلفات، فضالة |
| | The orange juice factory created a lot of waste. |
| | يولّد مصنع عصير البرتقال نفايات كثيرة. |
| waste n | (unused material) | مخلفات، عادم |
| | The parts factory had some metal waste. |
| | هناك بعض المخلفات المعدنية من مصنع القطع. |
| waste adj | (unused) | متخلف |
| | They didn't realize that there was value in the waste metal. |
| | لم يعرفوا أن المعادن المتخلفة لها قيمة. |
| ترجمات إضافية |
| waste adj | (products, matter: excreted) | فضلات، براز |
| | How much waste matter does the average human body excrete in 24 hours? |
| waste adj | (undeveloped, uninhabited) | مقفر، خالٍ |
| | There was nothing in the vast waste area of the valley. |
| waste adj | (related to refuse) (مضاف إليه) | نفاياتٍ |
| | The waste processing industry is huge. |
| waste adj | (related to sewage) (مضاف إليه) | مجارٍ |
| | (مضاف إليه) | مجاريرَ |
| | There is a waste treatment plant near here. |
| waste adj | (rejected as useless) | مهمَل |
| | Trying to come up with the ideal version of something often involves making a lot of waste products along the way. |
| waste n | (fact of wasting, inefficiency) | هدر، تبديد |
| | The consultant was brought in to reduce waste in the process. |
| waste n | (bodily waste, excrement) | فضلات، براز |
| | Can't you flush your waste down the toilet properly?! |
| waste n | (sewage) | مجارٍ |
| | | مجارير |
| | Sewage pipes carry the waste of many households to the sewage plant. |
| waste n | (chemical by-product) | فضلات، مخلفات |
| | Many chemical plants produce huge amounts of waste. |
| waste n | (act of laying to waste) | خراب، دمار |
| | The waste of the city followed a long siege. |
| wastes npl | (desert) | قفر |
| | He found himself alone in the wastes of the Sahara. |
| waste [sb/sth]⇒ vtr | always passive (fail to be appreciated) | يضيّع حياته على شخص/شيء |
| | She is wasted on him as he does not appreciate her fine qualities. |
| waste [sth]⇒ vtr | (lay to waste, destroy) | يدمّر |
| | The soldiers wasted the enemy village. |
| waste [sb]⇒ vtr | US, slang, figurative (kill) | يقضي على شخص، يقتل شخصًا |
| | The gangster bragged that he had wasted the rival gang member. |
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أفعال مركّبيّة
waste | wasting |
| waste away vi phrasal | (become thin and weak) | يهزل، يصبح نحيلاً |
| | If you don't eat you're just going to waste away. |
| | Some diseases can cause people to waste away. |
| | إن لم تأكل فستصبح نحيلاً. |
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