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recycle

/ˌriːˈsaɪ.kəl/

Tradução: Verbo usado para designar a ação de transformar resíduos em itens ou materiais reutilizáveis, ou de usar algo novamente.

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verb

/ˌriːˈsaɪ.kəl/B1formal
  • ptVerbo usado para designar a ação de transformar resíduos em itens ou materiais reutilizáveis, ou de usar algo novamente.

A verb used to indicate the act of converting waste materials into reusable objects or materials, or using something again.

  1. Process for reuseA2formal

    To convert waste materials into new materials and objects, preventing waste of potentially useful resources.

    ptReciclar

    • We should recycle plastic bottles to reduce pollution.
    • The city encourages residents to recycle paper and glass.
    • Many companies now recycle electronic waste responsibly.

    Sinônimosreclaimrecoverreprocessreusesalvage

    Antônimosdiscarddisposejunktrashwaste

  2. Use againA2informal

    To use something again, often after processing or repurposing.

    ptUsar novamente

    • She recycled an old dress into a stylish skirt.
    • He recycled the cardboard boxes for storage.
    • They recycle their old furniture by donating it to charity.

    Sinônimosreprocessreusesalvage

    Antônimosdiscardwaste

  3. Repeat a cycleB2formal

    To cause something to go through a cycle again, often in a systematic or repetitive manner.

    ptRepetir o ciclo

    • The program recycles the same data through multiple algorithms.
    • In nature, water recycles through evaporation and precipitation.
    • The system recycles energy to improve efficiency.

    Sinônimosreclaimreprocessreuse

Formas
  • recycled past participle
  • recycled past simple
  • recycling present participle
  • recycles third person singular
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