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wastage

/ˈweɪ.stɪdʒ/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa la acción o el proceso de perder, desperdiciar o malgastar algo, o la cantidad de algo que se pierde, se destruye o no se aprovecha, a menudo por desgaste, deterioro o ineficiencia.

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noun

/ˈweɪ.stɪdʒ/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa la acción o el proceso de perder, desperdiciar o malgastar algo, o la cantidad de algo que se pierde, se destruye o no se aprovecha, a menudo por desgaste, deterioro o ineficiencia.

A noun referring to the process of wasting or the amount of something that is lost, destroyed, or unused, often through wear, decay, or inefficiency.

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  1. Process of wastingB2formal

    The act or process of using something carelessly or inefficiently, leading to loss.

    esDesperdicio

    • The company is trying to reduce wastage in its production line.
    • Food wastage is a major environmental concern.
    • The report highlighted significant wastage of resources in the department.

    Sinónimosdepletiondissipationextravagancelossmisuseprodigalitysquanderingwaste

    Antónimosconservationeconomypreservationsavingthrift

  2. Loss by wear or wasteB2formal

    Material or resources that are lost or destroyed through natural processes, wear, or inefficiency.

    esPérdida por desgaste

    • The wastage of water due to leaky pipes was substantial.
    • Natural wastage of the workforce occurs through retirement and resignation.
    • The factory measures the wastage of raw materials each month.

    Sinónimosconsumptiondepletiondeteriorationdissipationerosionleakagelossshrinkagesquanderingwaste

Formas
  • wastages plural form
  • wastages' possessive plural form
  • wastage's possessive singular form
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