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wasted
Đọc giọng UK
Đọc giọng US
wasted
/ˈweɪstəd/
Đọc giọng UK
Đọc giọng US
waste
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Đồng nghĩa
Tính từ
(từ Mỹ, nghĩa Mỹ; tiếng lóng) nghiện ma túy
adjective
not used, spent, etc., in a good, useful, or effective way
a
wasted
effort
/
opportunity
wasted
money
[more ~; most ~] :very thin because of sickness or lack of food
When
she
came
home
from
the
hospital
her
body
was
thin
and
wasted. [=
emaciated
]
[more ~; most ~] informal :very drunk or affected by drugs
I
saw
him
before
the
party
and
he
was
already
wasted.
verb
Why I wasted so much time on him I'll never know. Don't waste your money on such frivolities
squander
misuse
throw
away
fritter
away
misspend
splurge
dissipate
Slang
blow
She is just wasting away, and I am seriously worried that she may not recover
Often
waste
away
diminish
deteriorate
dwindle
decline
decay
atrophy
wither
shrink
weaken
become
debilitated
fade
become
enervated
or
enfeebled
regress
ebb
sink
Arkwright contracted a terrible wasting disease while in the tropics
enervate
enfeeble
emaciate
gnaw
destroy
consume
debilitate
exhaust
disable
Don't worry, Boss, we'll waste Andy and you won't have no more trouble
assassinate
murder
kill
Slang
put
away
rub
out
US
ice
noun
What a terrible waste of talent to have such a person doing such lowly work! Do not let that genius go to waste
misuse
misapplication
squandering
dissipation
misemployment
abuse
neglect
Government waste is one of our biggest problems
wasting
extravagance
prodigality
wastefulness
squandering
indulgence
lavishness
profligacy
dissoluteness
improvidence
overindulgence
Techniques are being developed to process the waste in order to avoid using landfills, incineration, or dumping at sea
refuse
rubbish
garbage
dregs
debris
leavings
scrap
offscourings
sweepings
litter
Archaic
orts
US
and
Canadian
trash
Beyond that system were vast wastes of uninhabited space
wasteland
desert
wilderness
barrens
wilds
emptiness
vastness
adjective
The waste food was usually fed to the animals
extra
leftover
unused
superfluous
worthless
useless
The waste products of manufacture are a big problem
barren
unproductive
unusable
unsalvageable
useless
unrecyclable
unprofitable
worthless
These lands and cities, laid waste by the invaders, have never recovered
lay
waste
devastate
destroy
demolish
despoil
ruin
wreck
ravage
pillage
sack
plunder
loot
rob
strip
spoil
gut
ransack
wreak
havoc
(
up
)
on
crush
raze
annihilate
eradicate
extirpate
wipe
out
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