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2 verwirtschaftend
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3 Vergeudung
f waste; von Geld, Zeit: auch squandering* * *die Vergeudungwaste; squandering* * *Ver|geu|dungf -, -enwasting; (von Geld, Talenten auch) squanderingdas ist die reinste Vergéúdung — that is (a) sheer waste
diese Vergéúdung! — what a waste!
* * *Ver·geu·dung<-, -en>* * *die; Vergeudung, Vergeudungen waste; squandering* * ** * *die; Vergeudung, Vergeudungen waste; squandering -
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Vergeudung f GEN squandering, wastage (Zeit, Geld)* * ** * *Vergeudung
waste;
• Vergeudung von Bodenschätzen dissipation of resources;
• Vergeudung von Ressourcen infolge unvollständiger Ausnutzung idleness waste;
• Vergeudung öffentlicher Mittel vermeiden to avoid waste of public funds. -
5 Verschwendung
Verschwendung f GEN prodigality, squandering* * *f < Geschäft> prodigality, squandering* * *Verschwendung
waste, wastage, profusion, extravagance, dissipation;
• mutwillige Verschwendung voluntary waste;
• durch Verschwendung zusammenschmelzen to dwindle by waste. -
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7 Verwirtschaftung
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8 verschwenderisch
I Adj. wasteful, extravagant; pej. auch profligate; (üppig) lavish; verschwenderisches Leben extravagant lifestyle; ein verschwenderisches Leben führen have an extravagant lifestyleII Adv.: verschwenderisch mit etw. umgehen be lavish with s.th.* * *prodigal; wasteful; opulent; luxurious; luxuriant; sumptuous; extravagant; lavish; thriftless; unthrifty; profligate; profuse; unsparing; squandering* * *ver|schwẹn|de|risch [fEɐ'Svɛndərɪʃ]1. adjwasteful; Leben extravagant; (= üppig) lavish, sumptuous; Fülle lavish2. advwastefully, extravagantly; (= üppig) lavishly, sumptuously* * *1) lavishly2) ((of a person) spending or giving generously and sometimes too freely: a lavish host; You have certainly been lavish with the brandy in this cake.) lavish3) (using or spending too much; wasteful: He's extravagant with money; an extravagant use of materials/energy.) extravagant4) prodigally5) (spending (money etc) too extravagantly; wasteful.) prodigal6) (involving or causing waste: Throwing away that bread is wasteful.) wasteful7) wastefully* * *ver·schwen·de·rischI. adj1. (sinnlos ausgebend) wastefulein \verschwenderischer Mensch a wasteful [or form prodigal] person2. (sehr üppig) extravagant, sumptuous\verschwenderische Pracht lavish splendour [or AM -or]in \verschwenderischer Fülle in prodigal abundance formin \verschwenderischem Luxus leben to live in the lap of luxuryII. adv wastefully\verschwenderisch leben to live extravagantly [or form prodigally]* * *1.2) (üppig) lavish; sumptuous2.1) wastefully, extravagantly2) (üppig) lavishly; sumptuously* * *verschwenderisches Leben extravagant lifestyle;ein verschwenderisches Leben führen have an extravagant lifestyleB. adv:verschwenderisch mit etwas umgehen be lavish with sth* * *1.2) (üppig) lavish; sumptuous2.1) wastefully, extravagantly2) (üppig) lavishly; sumptuously* * *adj.extravagant adj.luxurious adj.prodigal adj.thriftless adj.unthrifty adj. adv.lavishly adv.luxuriantly adv.prodigally adv.thriftlessly adv.unthriftily adv.wastefully adv. -
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* * *die Verschwendungextravagence; lavishness; squandering; wastefulness; waste; prodigality; thriftlessness* * *Ver|schwẹn|dungf -, -enwastefulnessVerschwendung von Geld/Zeit — waste of money/time
* * *die1) lavishness2) prodigality3) wastefulness4) ((the) act of wasting: That was a waste of an opportunity.) waste* * *Ver·schwen·dung<-, -en>f wasting no art, no pl, wastefulness no art, no plso eine \Verschwendung! what a waste!* * *die; Verschwendung, Verschwendungen wastefulness; extravagance* * ** * *die; Verschwendung, Verschwendungen wastefulness; extravagance* * *f.dissipation n.lavishness n.prodigality n.profuseness n.thriftlessness n.waste n.wastefulness n. -
10 Zersplitterung
* * *die Zersplitterungfragmentation* * *Zer|splịt|te|rung [tsɛɐ'ʃplɪtərʊŋ]f -, -enshattering; (von Holz) splintering; (fig) dissipation, squandering; (von Gruppe, Partei) fragmentation* * *Zer·split·te·rungf splintering, shattering; POL fragmentation* * ** * *f.dissipation n.split-up n. -
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Steu·er·geld·ver·schwen·dungf POL wasting [or squandering] taxpayers' money -
12 Verschleuderung
Verschleuderung
underselling, selling at ruinous prices (under price), (Vermögen) dissipation, squandering, (auf dem Weltmarkt) dumping. -
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15 verschwendend
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16 Vergeudung
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17 verschwendend
1. dissipating2. lavishing3. squandering4. wasting
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