waster in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for waster in the English»Italian Dictionary

waster [Brit ˈweɪstə, Am ˈweɪstər] N inf, pej

waster

sprecone m / sprecona f

waster

sciupone m / sciupona f

time-waster [Brit ˈtʌɪmweɪstə, Am ˈtaɪmˌweɪstər] N

1. time-waster (idle person):

time-waster

perditempo mf

time-waster

perdigiorno mf

2. time-waster (casual inquirer):

“no time-wasters” (in advert)

“no perditempo”

Translations for waster in the Italian»English Dictionary

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scialone (scialona)

waster

sciupone (sciupona)

waster

perditempo

time-waster

sprecone (sprecona)

waster

waster in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for waster in the English»Italian Dictionary

waster N

1. waster (person):

waster

sprecone(-a) m (f)

a money waster

uno spendaccione

2. waster (good-for-nothing):

waster

fannullone(-a) m (f)

Translations for waster in the Italian»English Dictionary

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perditempo

time-waster

waster Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

a money waster

uno spendaccione

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

In short, war, the great waster of human life, is now significantly more humane.

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They are also under great threat of white nosed syndrome, pollution (especially waster pollution) and human disturbance during hibernation.

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As a whole, useless time and money wasters.

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Wasters are not without their faults.

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The love and warmth of the audience was palpable: for the performance, for the part, for the man himself -- for epic wasters everywhere.

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Wasters do not cut flesh, but provide a decidedly blunt impact.

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It eased the regulation on factories that meet certain standards such as not discharging industrial waste waster and treating all emitted sewage through public sewerage system.

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This group includes companies that use or supply biological resources (like algae, corn or waster wood) to create energy or fuel.

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The increasingly popular historical martial arts reconstruction groups, as well as the live action role-playing and renaissance festival groups, have provided an ample market for commercial waster retailers.

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Participants may also use wasters against a "pell", a training pole roughly simulating a human target.

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