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to waste
01
marnować, trwonić
to use something without care or more than needed
Transitive: to waste a resource
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marnować, trwonić
to use financial or material resources recklessly, extravagantly, or in a manner that lacks prudent management
Transitive: to waste money on sth
03
eliminować, zlikwidować
to eliminate or kill someone
Transitive: to waste sb
04
wyrzucić, pozbyć się
to dispose of or eliminate something
Transitive: to waste unwanted items
05
wyniszczać się, osłabiać
to gradually lose physical strength, usually due to illness, malnutrition, or other adverse conditions
Intransitive
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zniszczyć, dewastować
to cause extensive destruction; to lay waste to an area, structure, or resource
Transitive: to waste a structure or area
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osłabiać, zmniejszać
to cause something to shrink or become weaker gradually
Transitive: to waste sb
Waste
01
pustkowie, nieurodzajne ziemie
an uninhabited wilderness that is worthless for cultivation
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odpady, śmieci
materials that have no use and are unwanted
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marnotrawstwo, zmarnowanie
useless or profitless activity; using or expending or consuming thoughtlessly or carelessly
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marnotractwo, strata
the act of putting something such a resource to wrong or careless use
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strata wartości, marnotrawstwo
(law) reduction in the value of an estate caused by act or neglect
waste
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opuszczony, spustoszony
situated in a barren, desolate, or remote area, often characterized by its isolation and lack of resources
waste
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Przykład
The company was criticized for its tendency to waste resources without considering environmental impacts.
It's unfortunate that some people waste electricity by leaving lights on when they're not needed.
She tends to waste water by leaving the faucet running while brushing her teeth.
Over the months, the harsh conditions of the prison camp wasted the prisoners.
The wealthy spendthrift wasted money on lavish parties and unnecessary luxuries.
