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2 gaspilleur
gaspilleur, -euse [gaspijœʀ, øz]masculine noun, feminine noun* * *ɡaspijœʀ, øz nm/f (-euse)* * *gaspilleur, - euseA adj wasteful.( féminin gaspilleuse) [gaspijɶr, øz] adjectif————————, gaspilleuse [gaspijɶr, øz] nom masculin, nom féminin -
3 gâcheur
1 ( gaspilleur) wasteful person; ( trouble-fête) spoilsport;2 ( plâtrier) plasterer's ou bricklayer's mate.————————, gâcheuse [gaʃɶr, øz] nom masculin, nom féminin————————nom masculin -
4 gaspillage
gaspillage [gaspijaʒ]masculine noun( = action) wasting ; ( = résultat) waste• quel gaspillage ! what a waste!* * *gaspijaʒnom masculin1) ( par négligence) ( action) wasting; ( conséquence) waste2) ( par prodigalité) squandering* * *ɡaspijaʒ nm* * *gaspillage nm ( par négligence) ( action) wasting; ( conséquence) waste; quel gaspillage! what a waste!; c'est du gaspillage it's wasteful; ( par prodigalité) squandering.[gaspijaʒ] nom masculinévitez le gaspillage de nourriture/d'électricité don't waste food/electricity -
5 gaspiller
gaspiller [gaspije]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb* * *gaspije1) ( gâcher) to waste [temps, argent, nourriture]2) ( dissiper) to squander [forces, ressources]* * *ɡaspije vt* * *gaspiller verb table: aimer vtr1 ( gâcher) to waste [temps, argent, nourriture]; c'est de l'argent gaspillé it's a waste of money; ne gaspille pas tant don't be so wasteful;2 ( dissiper) to squander [forces, talent, ressources].[gaspije] verbe transitif[denrée, temps, talent] to waste[économies] to squander -
6 dilapidateur
- trice dilapidatœʀ, tʀis adjectif, nom masculin, féminin spendthrift* * *dilapidateur, - trice adj, nm,f spendthrift.( féminin dilapidatrice) [dilapidatɶr, tris] adjectif————————, dilapidatrice [dilapidatɶr, tris] nom masculin, nom féminin -
7 dissipateur
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8 gâchis
gâchis [gα∫i]masculine nouna. ( = désordre) mess• quel gâchis ! what a waste!* * *gɑʃi* * *ɡɒʃi nm1) (= gaspillage) waste no pl2) (= désordre) mess* * *gâchis nm inv ( gaspillage) waste ¢; ( pagaille) mess; faire du gâchis ( gaspiller) to be wasteful; ( mettre la pagaille) to create havoc.[gaʃi] nom masculin1. [gaspillage] waste2. [désordre] mess
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