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"consumption;Verbrauch;consumo"* * *m consumption( usura) wearbeni m pl di consumo consumer goods* * *consumo s.m. consumption; ( uso) use; ( spreco) waste; ( usura) wear: bisogna limitare il consumo di energia elettrica, we must reduce power consumption (o the consumption of electricity); automobile dalle elevate prestazioni e dai bassi consumi, high performance car with low fuel consumption // per proprio uso e consumo, for one's private use // (econ.): consumo interno, domestic (o inland) consumption; consumi nazionali, home (o national) consumption; consumo pro capite, per capita consumption; consumi delle famiglie, personal consumption; consumo finale, intermedio, final, intermediate consumption; consumo di capitale, capital consumption; pagare a consumo, to pay according to the amount consumed; generi, articoli di largo consumo, convenience goods (o articles of wide consumption); indice dei prezzi al consumo, consumer-price index; civiltà dei consumi, consumer culture; la società dei consumi, the consumer society // (dir.) imposta sui consumi, excise duty (o consumption tax).* * *[kon'sumo]sostantivo maschile1) (di cibo, alcol, carburante, merci) consumption2) econ. (fruizione)beni, generi di consumo — consumer goods, products
3)* * *consumo/kon'sumo/sostantivo m.1 (di cibo, alcol, carburante, merci) consumption; un alto consumo di zucchero a high sugar intake; fare un grande o forte consumo di to use a lot of2 econ. (fruizione) beni, generi di consumo consumer goods, products; prezzi al consumo consumer prices3 letteratura di consumo entertainment literature. -
2 un alto consumo di zucchero
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