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wasted

/ˈweɪ.stɪd/

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adjective

/ˈweɪ.stɪd/B2formal
  • ruОписывает то, что было использовано небрежно или без хорошего результата; также неформально используется для описания человека, который крайне устал или находится в состоянии опьянения.

Describes something that has been used carelessly or without good effect; also used informally to describe a person who is extremely tired or intoxicated.

  1. Useless or pointlessB2informal

    Serving no useful purpose; having no excuse for being.

    ruБесполезный

    • That was a completely wasted effort.
    • He spent the whole day on a wasted task.
    • The meeting was a wasted hour of my life.

    Synonymsbootlessfruitlessfutileidleineffectualpointlesspurposelesssenselessunproductiveuselessvainworthless

    Antonymseffectivefruitfulproductiveusefulvaluableworthwhile

  2. Not used wellB1formal

    Not used to good advantage.

    ruПотраченный впустую

    • The opportunity was wasted on him.
    • She felt her talent was wasted in that job.
    • All that money was wasted on a bad investment.

    Synonymsdissipatedlostmisusedsquanderedthrown-away

    Antonymsbeneficialproductiveuseful

  3. Shrunken or atrophiedC1formal

    Diminished in size or strength as a result of disease, injury, or lack of use.

    ruИстощённый

    • The patient's muscles were wasted from prolonged bed rest.
    • His leg was wasted after the accident.
    • The disease left his body wasted and weak.

    Synonymsatrophiedcadaverousdebilitatedemaciatedfrailgauntshrunkenskeletalweakenedwithered

  4. Emaciated or gauntC1formal

    Very thin, especially from disease, hunger, or cold.

    ruИстощённый

    • The refugees looked wasted and exhausted.
    • Her face was wasted from months of starvation.
    • The cold and lack of food left him wasted.

    Synonymscadaverousemaciatedgaunthaggardscrawnyshrunkenskeletalskin and boneswithered

    Antonymschubbycorpulentfatobeseplump

Forms
  • more wasted comparative form
  • most wasted superlative form
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verb

waste/weɪst/A2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по небрежному, расточительному или бесцельному использованию или расходованию чего-либо.

A verb used to indicate the act of using or expending something carelessly, extravagantly, or to no purpose.

  1. Use inefficientlyA2formal

    To use something carelessly or without good effect, resulting in loss or depletion.

    ruТратить впустую

    • Don't waste water while brushing your teeth.
    • He wasted his entire afternoon playing video games.
    • The company wasted a lot of money on unnecessary equipment.

    Synonymsblowdissipatefritterlavishmisspendmisusesquanderthrow away

    Antonymsconserveeconomizehusbandpreservesave

  2. Fail to use an opportunityB1formal

    To fail to take advantage of a chance or opportunity.

    ruУпустить

    • She wasted her chance to study abroad.
    • He wasted the opportunity to impress the investors.
    • Don't waste this moment; ask her out now.

    Synonymsforgofritter awaylosemissneglectpass upsquanderthrow away

    Antonymscapitalizeexploitgraspseizeutilize

  3. Kill or destroy (slang)C1slangamerican

    To kill someone or destroy something, often used in informal or violent contexts.

    ruУбить или уничтожить (сленг)

    • The gangster threatened to waste his rival.
    • In the movie, the hero wasted all the villains.
    • He said he would waste anyone who crossed him.

    Synonymsbump offdispatchdo ineliminateexterminatekillliquidatemurderneutralizeoffrub outslaytake outterminate

    Antonymspreserveprotectsave

Forms
  • wasted past participle
  • wasted past simple
  • wasting present participle
  • wastes third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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