waste Material, often unusable, left over from any manufacturing, industrial, agricultural or other human process; Material damaged or altered during a manufacturing process and subsequently left useless [weɪst] adj.

environ.

residuos

waste of funds [weɪst] adj.

ed.

desperdicio (de fondos)

English thesaurus

waste [weɪst] abbr.

abbr., biol.

slang

kill (After you waste him, throw the body in the river)

WASTE [weɪst] abbr.

abbr.

We Are Standing Tall Everywhere; We Await Silent Tristero's Empire

waste

: 1932 phrases in 62 subjects

Agriculture	48
Animal husbandry	1
Chemical fibers	5
Chemistry	51
Coal	20
Commerce	5
Communications	4
Construction	21
Criminal law	1
Earth sciences	18
Ecology	3
Economics	20
Education	3
Electronics	14
Energy industry	4
Engines	1
Environment	1167
Finances	4
Fish farming pisciculture	1
Food industry	5
Food service and catering	1
Footwear	2
Forestry	3
General	106
Health care	7
Ichthyology	1
Immigration and citizenship	4
Industry	97
Information technology	1
International trade	1
Isolation	1
Knitted goods	1
Labor law	1
Law	9
Life sciences	13
Materials science	2
Mechanic engineering	7
Medical	4
Metallurgy	7
Mining	1
Municipal planning	6
Name of organization	6
Natural sciences	5
Nuclear and fusion power	10
Nuclear physics	44
Patents	4
Politics	8
Pulp and paper industry	3
Radiology	1
Real estate	1
Research and development	2
Statistics	3
Taxes	1
Technology	40
Textile industry	15
Transport	26
United Nations	37
Waste management	36
Water resources	5
Water supply	4
Wood processing	9
Work flow	1


waste
bank.	derroche; despilfarro; despilfarrar; derrochar; malgastar; mermar
chem.	desechos; desperdicios


AND-
automat.	-Y
and
gen.	e; y


lime
gen.	cal
bot.	lima amarga; limero
chem.	cálcico
earth.sc.	calcáreo; caliza
earth.sc. chem.	cal anhidra; cal ordinaria
environ.	calizo
food.ind.	lima


From:
inet.	desde; de


calcination
ceram.	cocción


hydration
chem.	hidratación


of
gen.	ante