Resumen
to waste {verbo}
försvaga · skövla · slösa · förstöra · förtära · krympa · förstöras · ödelägga · förminskas · kasta bort · slösa bort · spilla · tära på · sina · försumma · försitta · förspilla · krympa ihop · förfaras · förslösas · förhärja · föröda · förslösa · gå till spillo · låta förfaras · tära · uttömmas · vanvårda · låta förfalla · vansköta
waste {sustantivo}
vidd · avfall · vildmark · skräp · förfall · ödemark · förödelse · ödeläggelse · avloppsrör · sopor · rester · spill · förslitning · missvård · nedslitning · makulatur · öde vidd · misshushållning · slösande · slöseri · svinn · vanvård
waste {adjetivo}
ofruktbar · ödslig · öde · förlorad · förspilld · avfalls- · spill- · ödelagd · ouppodlad
Resultados del foro
Traducción Inglés-Sueco para "to waste"
"to waste" en sueco
to waste {verbo}
to waste [wasted|wasted] {vb} (también: to impoverish, to enfeeble, to dull, to diminish)
Mr President, you cannot dispose of waste by dumping it in the sea, shooting it into space, or by simply incinerating it.
to waste [wasted|wasted] {vb} (también: to plunder, to pillage, to blast)
to waste [wasted|wasted] {vb} (también: to blue, to blow, to lavish, to overspend)
They do not go out of their way to make problems in the budget or to waste taxpayers ' money.
It did not want - in terms of the 1996 discharge - to waste time.
We cannot waste time on protracted negotiations in conciliation.
Don't waste your time with a failed experiment of Geppetto's.
In any case, we cannot afford to waste the next few weeks.
to waste [wasted|wasted] {vb} (también: to queer, to mess up, to mar, to knock down)
Faced with increasingly scarce fish stocks, it seems absurd to fish to destruction and immoral to waste quality protein.
And now the text of the treaty risks wasting all these efforts.
to waste [wasted|wasted] {vb} (también: to devour, to consume)
to waste [wasted|wasted] {vb} (también: to contract, to shrink)
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to waste [wasted|wasted] {vb} (también: to damage, to perish)
It is there that it is decided how to use and store substances and how to dispose of waste.
Dozens of tons of waste plutonium have to be destroyed as a result of disarmament negotiations.
to waste [wasted|wasted] {vb} (también: to devastate, to destroy, to desolate, to destruct)
If we fail to move decisively to end the drift, then ultimately we will stand condemned of depopulating and laying waste vast areas of the...
to waste [wasted|wasted] {vb} (también: to dwindle, to diminish)
to waste [wasted|wasted] {vb} (también: to misplace, to throw away)
You can pursue the matter if you please, but I will not waste my time on it.
I would not want to waste what is a golden opportunity.
Let us not squander it and let us not waste it.
All these years, Europe has been convinced that investing taxpayers ' money into the old-style economy was a waste of time.
Sixty thousand people will be wasting their time in Johannesburg in September.
to waste [wasted|wasted] {vb} (también: to lose, to idle away, to dissipate)
They do not go out of their way to make problems in the budget or to waste taxpayers ' money.
It did not want - in terms of the 1996 discharge - to waste time.
In any case, we cannot afford to waste the next few weeks.
Most of them have gone already, because they do not want to waste their time here on Thursday afternoon.
Look, I can't keep wasting my hour here describing lunatic dreams.
to waste [wasted|wasted] {vb} (también: to drop, to slop, to spill)
These are unacceptable conditions, but I must not waste any more time talking about this right now.
to waste time
I am not going to waste my time responding to such accusations - it seems to me they fit the people who make them more than me, and damage
Instead of wasting her time preventing the decline of the nuclear industry, Mrs de Palacio would do better finally to present the directives required if Europe is to catch up in this area.
I say that because I would like to avoid wasting time on praise and instead make a few critical observations, having made my position clear on the main point.
to waste [wasted|wasted] {vb} (también: to prey on, to erode, to eat, to wear)
to waste [wasted|wasted] {vb} (también: to fail, to ebb, to ebb away, to peter)
The only thing incineration does, as Mrs Evans has said, is to encourage the need for more waste.
However, those consumers do not create waste themselves, but are left with it following their purchases.
The environmental impact should be clear if the public are to continue to be motivated to separate their waste.
According to the information available, Spain was willing to take back the waste and fulfil its legal obligations.
I think that Europe should stop wasting its energy and should again focus on tasks which it is able to carry out.
to waste [wasted|wasted] {vb} (también: to neglect, to default, to lose, to let slip)
to waste [wasted|wasted] {vb} (también: to lose)
Why waste time when it is a question of doing something that will benefit people?
to waste [wasted|wasted] {vb} (también: to lose, to misspend)
There are signs of progress, but Member States should not waste time.
This therefore represents a clear opportunity which the European Union would be foolish to waste.
As you can see, Mr Hallam, we will not waste our time tomorrow morning, in two respects!
to waste [wasted|wasted] {vb} (también: to shrink)
to waste [wasted|wasted] {vb}
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to waste [wasted|wasted] {vb}
Will it take action here to ensure that this money is not wasted for that purpose?
An evaluation of the results is necessary, so that tax revenue is not squandered and wasted on irrelevant projects.
Yet that is most important, for otherwise the people of Europe will ask why they are handing out money when so much of it is spent badly or simply wasted.
to waste [wasted|wasted] {vb}
to waste [wasted|wasted] {vb}
to waste [wasted|wasted] {vb} (también: to misspend)
The money we are about to waste on war would be better spent on prevention.
Do we really need to waste any of the paltry EUR 53.45 million in appropriations to cover five years on such an analysis?
We could have avoided the risks of having too many new amendments at this stage and wasting valuable time on laborious negotiations on resolutions.
We are capable any time of the year of finding really good use, highly productive use, without a penny being wasted for any supplementary budget resources.
to waste [wasted|wasted] {vb}
I can assure Mrs Haug that we are already keeping an eye out to see that nothing is wasted and to ensure that, on the contrary, it is properly funded and is taking the proper steps.
to waste [wasted|wasted] {vb}
to waste [wasted|wasted] {vb} (también: to prey)
to waste
to waste [wasted|wasted] {vb}
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to waste [wasted|wasted] {vb} [der.]
waste {sustantivo}
Article 37 of Chapter III concerns plans for the disposal of radioactive waste.
Mr President, waste is not just something that we want to get rid of at all costs.
Why are we looking for storage sites and systems for controlling radioactive waste?
One day waste is of no value, but suddenly the next day it is very valuable.
I agree with the rapporteur's proposal of imposing a levy on landfill waste.
Only we humans make waste that nature can't digest.
Debris, building waste and scrub is transported there on the pretext that a football pitch is being built in the area.
waste {sustantivo} (también: destruction, desolation, wasting, wreckage)
waste {sustantivo} (también: gutter, drain-pipe, drain, sewer)
You might have thought it was gold rather than waste they were talking about.
Two billion tonnes of waste is being generated within the EU on an annual basis.
Waste in Europe is being generated at a rate of over 1kg per person per day.
They will feel less like discarded waste than they are sometimes made to feel.
The environmental impact should be clear if the public are to continue to be motivated to separate their waste.
They recover the metals and leave behind what's called shredder residue -- it's their waste -- a very complex mixture of materials, but...
Such waste is incomprehensible to fishermen whose families have been in the business for generations.
waste
Don't waste my time, yevhen.
There is no waste in cod.
waste {sustantivo}
The standards must also aim to prevent waste: less throw-away packaging, less wear-and-tear, more sustainability and more sustained quality.
waste {sustantivo} (también: wasting)
waste {sustantivo} (también: wasting)
But solidarity also means that all the Member States must commit themselves fully to combating waste, corruption and mismanagement.
They want hard action on mismanagement and fraud, to know that their money is not being wasted.
In the 21st century, I am afraid it is a symbol of waste and inefficiency.
Failure to utilise women's decision-making abilities is an unacceptable waste.
We accept that there is waste and inefficiency in the development budget.
Going to Mr Yeltsin's rescue, in the circumstances in which it was done, was a waste.
Not to use women's talents in decision making is an unacceptable waste.
If the pipelines go through Poland, Belarus and Ukraine there will be needless waste.
waste {adjetivo}
waste
At that time, the Serbs had already driven 200 000 to 300 000 people from their homes and had ravaged and laid waste whole areas of the
The Council issued its latest statement on 30 June: it did not waste any time.
It is more likely to direct the funding into waste and bureaucracy.
On the other hand, we have the scrappy arrangements on a Thursday afternoon, when time is wasted.
It is to be regretted that Commissioner Verheugen has wasted a lot of valuable time by talking rubbish.
Just like the Monterrey Conference, the World Food Summit has sadly been yet another wasted opportunity.
Making the decisions in good time is above all in the interests of the younger generation as every wasted day increases the costs of reform and aggravates the problem.
Who wants to surf that toxic-waste dump anyways?
Noise is not as black as oil, or as acrid as chemical waste; yet it is just as harmful, in condensed form.
Such waste is incomprehensible to fishermen whose families have been in the business for generations.
waste
Don't waste my time, yevhen.
There is no waste in cod.
Sinónimos
Sinónimos (Inglés) para "waste":
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Ejemplos de uso
Ejemplos de uso para "to waste" en Sueco
Resultados del foro
"to waste" en sueco - Resultados en el foro
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