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1 depletion of the ozone layer
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2 ozone
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3 layer
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4 depletion
noun reducción, agotamientotr[dɪ'pliːʃən]1 formal use (reduction) reducción nombre femenino, disminución nombre femenino; (exhaustion) agotamientodepletion [di'pli:ʃən] n1) exhaustion: agotamiento m2) reduction: reducción f, disminución fn.• agotamiento s.m.• vaciamiento s.m.dɪ'pliːʃən[dɪ'pliːʃǝn]N (=reduction) reducción f, merma f ; (=exhaustion) agotamiento mthe depletion of the ozone layer — la rarefacción or destrucción de la capa de ozono
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5 deplete
di'pli:t(to make smaller in amount, number etc: Our supplies of food are rather depleted.) reducir, agotartr[dɪ'pliːt]1 formal use reducir, agotar■ we are depleting the Earth's natural resources estamos agotando los recursos naturales de la Tierra1) exhaust: agotar2) reduce: reducirv.• agotar v.• desalmar v.• vaciar v.dɪ'pliːttransitive verb ( reduce) \<\<supply/stock\>\> reducir*; ( exhaust) \<\<energy source\>\> agotar[dɪ'pliːt]VT (=reduce) mermar; (=exhaust totally) agotarstocks have been depleted by overfishing — la fauna marina se ha visto mermada debido a una actividad pesquera desmesurada
that holiday rather depleted our savings — esas vacaciones mermaron or redujeron bastante nuestros ahorros
* * *[dɪ'pliːt]transitive verb ( reduce) \<\<supply/stock\>\> reducir*; ( exhaust) \<\<energy source\>\> agotar
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