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Definition
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abfallarm
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
abfallarm
adj
abfallarm
e Produktion
low-waste
low-waste production
abfallarm
; abproduktarm
adj
envir.
abfallarm
e Produktion
low-waste
low-waste production
abfallarm
adj
abfallarm
e Produktion
low-waste
low-waste production
abfallarm
; abproduktarm
adj
envir.
abfallarm
e Produktion
low-waste
low-waste production
Deutsche
abfallarm Synonyme
Englische
low-waste Synonyme
abfallarm Definition
Production
(
n.
)
The
act
or
process
or
producing,
bringing
forth,
or
exhibiting
to
view
Production
(
n.
)
That
which
is
produced,
yielded,
or
made,
whether
naturally,
or
by
the
application
of
intelligence
and
labor
Production
(
n.
)
The
act
of
lengthening
out
or
prolonging.
Waste
(
a.
)
Desolate
Waste
(
a.
)
Lying
unused
Waste
(
a.
)
Lost
for
want
of
occupiers
or
use
Waste
(
a.
)
To
bring
to
ruin
Waste
(
a.
)
To
wear
away
by
degrees
Waste
(
a.
)
To
spend
unnecessarily
or
carelessly
Waste
(
a.
)
To
damage,
impair,
or
injure,
as
an
estate,
voluntarily,
or
by
suffering
the
buildings,
fences,
etc.,
to
go
to
decay.
Waste
(
v.
i.)
To
be
diminished
Waste
(
v.
i.)
To
procure
or
sustain
a
reduction
of
flesh
Waste
(
v.
)
The
act
of
wasting,
or
the
state
of
being
wasted
Waste
(
v.
)
That
which
is
wasted
or
desolate
Waste
(
v.
)
That
which
is
of
no
value
Waste
(
v.
)
Spoil,
destruction,
or
injury,
done
to
houses,
woods,
fences,
lands,
etc.,
by
a
tenant
for
life
or
for
years,
to
the
prejudice
of
the
heir,
or
of
him
in
reversion
or
remainder.
Waste
(
v.
)
Old
or
abandoned
workings,
whether
left
as
vacant
space
or
filled
with
refuse.
low-waste / low-waste production Bedeutung
dramatic
production
dramatic
performance
the
act
of
performing
a
drama,
the
group
joined
together
in
a
dramatic
production
laying
waste
ruin
ruining
ruination
wrecking
destruction
achieved
by
causing
something
to
be
wrecked
or
ruined
production
(law)
the
act
of
exhibiting
in
a
court
of
law,
the
appellate
court
demanded
the
production
of
all
documents
waste
wastefulness
dissipation
useless
or
profitless
activity,
using
or
expending
or
consuming
thoughtlessly
or
carelessly,
if
the
effort
brings
no
compensating
gain
it
is
a
waste,
mindless
dissipation
of
natural
resources
waste
of
effort
waste
of
energy
a
useless
effort
waste
of
material
a
useless
consumption
of
material
waste
of
money
money
spent
for
inadequate
return,
the
senator
said
that
the
project
was
a
waste
of
money
waste
of
time
the
devotion
of
time
to
a
useless
activity,
the
waste
of
time
could
prove
fatal
production
the
act
or
process
of
producing
something,
Shakespeare's
production
of
poetry
was
enormous,
the
production
of
white
blood
cells
production
the
creation
of
value
or
wealth
by
producing
goods
and
services
production
(economics)
manufacturing
or
mining
or
growing
something
(usually
in
large
quantities)
for
sale,
he
introduced
more
efficient
methods
of
production
mass
production
the
production
of
large
quantities
of
a
standardized
article
(often
using
assembly
line
techniques)
boring
drilling
oil
production
the
act
of
drilling
a
hole
in
the
earth
in
the
hope
of
producing
petroleum
art
artistic
creation
artistic
production
the
creation
of
beautiful
or
significant
things,
art
does
not
need
to
be
innovative
to
be
good,
I
was
never
any
good
at
art,
he
said
that
architecture
is
the
art
of
wasting
space
beautifully
waste
permissive
waste
(law)
reduction
in
the
value
of
an
estate
caused
by
act
or
neglect
drain
drainpipe
waste
pipe
a
pipe
through
which
liquid
is
carried
away
product
production
an
artifact
that
has
been
created
by
someone
or
some
process,
they
improve
their
product
every
year,
they
export
most
of
their
agricultural
production
production
line
assembly
line
line
mechanical
system
in
a
factory
whereby
an
article
is
conveyed
through
sites
at
which
successive
operations
are
performed
on
it
wastepaper
basket
waste-paper
basket
wastebasket
waste
basket
circular
file
a
container
with
an
open
top,
for
discarded
paper
and
other
rubbish
thriftlessness
waste
wastefulness
the
trait
of
wasting
resources,
a
life
characterized
by
thriftlessness
and
waste,
the
wastefulness
of
missed
opportunities
production
order
an
order
that
initiates
the
manufacturing
process
production
a
presentation
for
the
stage
or
screen
or
radio
or
television,
have
you
seen
the
new
production
of
Hamlet?
theatrical
production
staging
the
production
of
a
drama
on
the
stage
speaking
speech
production
the
utterance
of
intelligible
speech
production
a
display
that
is
exaggerated
or
unduly
complicated,
she
tends
to
make
a
big
production
out
of
nothing
barren
waste
wasteland
an
uninhabited
wilderness
that
is
worthless
for
cultivation,
the
barrens
of
central
Africa,
the
trackless
wastes
of
the
desert
dump
garbage
dump
trash
dump
rubbish
dump
wasteyard
waste-yard
dumpsite
a
piece
of
land
where
waste
materials
are
dumped
toxic
waste
dump
toxic
waste
site
toxic
dumpsite
a
location
where
toxic
wastes
can
be
or
have
been
disposed
of
(often
illegally)
toxic
site
toxic
waste
area
Superfund
site
a
site
where
toxic
wastes
have
been
dumped
and
the
Environmental
Protection
Agency
has
designated
them
to
be
cleaned
up
production
cost
combined
costs
of
raw
material
and
labor
incurred
in
producing
goods
pair
production
pair
creation
pair
formation
the
transformation
of
a
gammaay
photon
into
an
electron
and
a
positron
when
the
photon
passes
close
to
an
atomic
nucleus
steel
production
making
steel
from
pig
iron
output
yield
production
the
quantity
of
something
(as
a
commodity)
that
is
created
(usually
within
a
given
period
of
time),
production
was
up
in
the
second
quarter
body
waste
excretion
excreta
excrement
excretory
product
waste
matter
(as
urine
or
sweat
but
especially
feces)
discharged
from
the
body
human
waste
the
body
wastes
of
human
beings
waste
waste
material
waste
matter
waste
product
any
materials
unused
and
rejected
as
worthless
or
unwanted,
they
collect
the
waste
once
a
week,
much
of
the
waste
material
is
carried
off
in
the
sewers
garbage
refuse
food
waste
scraps
food
that
is
discarded
(as
from
a
kitchen)
toxic
waste
toxic
industrial
waste
poisonous
waste
materials,
can
cause
injury
(especially
by
chemical
means)
high-level
radioactive
waste
radioactive
waste
that
left
in
a
nuclear
reactor
after
the
nuclear
fuel
has
been
consumed
low-level
radioactive
waste
(medicine)
radioactive
waste
consisting
of
objects
that
have
been
briefly
exposed
to
radioactivity
(as
in
certain
medical
tests)
radioactive
waste
useless
radioactive
materials
that
are
left
after
some
laboratory
or
commercial
process
is
completed
waste
paper
paper
discarded
after
use
waste
rot
become
physically
weaker,
Political
prisoners
are
wasting
away
in
many
prisons
all
over
the
world
lay
waste
to
waste
devastate
desolate
ravage
scourge
cause
extensive
destruction
or
ruin
utterly,
The
enemy
lay
waste
to
the
countryside
after
the
invasion
waste
emaciate
macerate
cause
to
grow
thin
or
weak,
The
treatment
emaciated
him
pine
away
waste
languish
lose
vigor,
health,
or
flesh,
as
through
grief,
After
her
husband
died,
she
just
pined
away
consume
squander
waste
ware
spend
extravagantly,
waste
not,
want
not
waste
use
inefficiently
or
inappropriately,
waste
heat,
waste
a
joke
on
an
unappreciative
audience
neutralize
neutralise
liquidate
waste
knock
off
do
in
get
rid
of
(someone
who
may
be
a
threat)
by
killing,
The
mafia
liquidated
the
informer,
the
double
agent
was
neutralized
waste
run
off
run
off
as
waste,
The
water
wastes
back
into
the
ocean
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