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adjectiveineffizient; (incapable) unfähigthe worker/machine is inefficient — der Arbeiter/die Maschine leistet nicht genug
* * *[ini'fiʃənt](not working or producing results etc in the best way and so wasting time, energy etc: an inefficient workman; old-fashioned, inefficient machinery.) untauglich- academic.ru/88194/inefficiently">inefficiently- inefficiency* * *in·ef·fi·cient[ˌɪnɪˈfɪʃənt]1. (dissatisfactory) organization, person unfähig, inkompetent; system ineffizient; (not productive) unwirtschaftlichgrossly \inefficient extrem ineffizient▪ to be \inefficient at doing sth etw nicht beherrschen [o schaffen2. (wasteful) unrationell\inefficient machine/methods of production leistungsschwache Maschine/Produktionsmethoden* * *["InI'fISənt]adjperson unfähig, ineffizient (geh); machine, engine leistungsschwach; method unrationell; use unwirtschaftlich; factory, company unproduktiv, ineffizient (geh)to be inefficient at doing sth —
inefficient combustion of fuel — unwirtschaftliche Verbrennung des Treibstoffs
* * *inefficient adj (adv inefficiently)1. ineffizient, untüchtig, (leistungs)unfähig2. ineffizient, unwirksam3. ineffizient, unrationell, unwirtschaftlich* * *adjectiveineffizient; (incapable) unfähigthe worker/machine is inefficient — der Arbeiter/die Maschine leistet nicht genug
* * *adj.unrationell adj.unwirksam adj.
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