| 词汇 | wastage |
| 释义 | wastage noun[ U ] uk /ˈweɪ.stɪdʒ/ us /ˈweɪ.stɪdʒ/ the amount that is wasted: 浪费量;耗费量 Water companies will have to cut down on wastage.自来水公司需要减少浪费。 UK → natural wastageUK（由离职引起的）自然减员（同 natural wastage） UK(USattrition) the people who leave an educational or training course before it has finished: 中途辍学者 The wastage rates on the degree courses are a cause for concern.学位课程的辍学率是个令人担忧的问题。 Wasting boondoggle dissipate dissipation down the drainidiom flabbily piss piss something away prodigal prodigality prodigally profligacy spendthrift squander throw good money after badidiom throw something away toss toss something away uneconomic unthrifty wasted You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Firing staff Students & pupils wastage | Business Englishwastage noun[ U ] uk /ˈweɪstɪdʒ/us the fact of wasting something, or the amount of something that is wasted: Wastage of resources should be avoided at all costs. This new technology will cut energy wastage. cut/minimize/reduce wastage HR → natural wastage Examples of wastagewastage But embryo wastage per se cannot be an objection to reproductive cloning for those who accept natural reproduction. The effects of confounding factors, deferred marriage, husband-wife separation and pregnancy wastage, are also considered. The reproductive wastage data are considered unreliable and have not been utilized. Enhancement of keeping quality or stability with a reduction of food wastage. Monozygotic twinning rates have shown no similar trend so that pregnancy wastage does not seem to be implicated. In periods of low wastage births are high and in periods of high wastage births are low. Vaccination-related parameters (vaccination coverage, vaccine wastage) are imprecise and based on indirect estimates. The fertility schedule was completed using information from married females on their reproductive performance (live births, dead children, reproductive wastage, preferential marriage, polyandry). This situation leads potentially to either wastage or use of a reduced dose to limit the number of vials and thus costs. These design changes may lead to unnecessary delays in the launching of a new or improved product, wastage of resources, and increased costs. There is, therefore, a high child wastage, 25 % before reaching the age of 5 years, primarily due to malnutrition. At each stage all relevant resource and energy consumption and emissions of pollution are taken into account, including all wastage and spillage. While there would be some wastage of seed there would also be savings in machinery and other seeding costs. In order to avoid wastage, at sites where materials were in short supply, a higher degree of over-working would have occurred. All that need be added here is to remark on the considerable wastage of eggs which normally seems to occur. See all examples of wastage These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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