to waste / to spend / to consume / to squander / news / (coll.) to delay / to dilly-dally
Results for “耗”
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to exhaust / to use up / to deplete / to drain
to consume / to use up / to deplete / to expend / (old) news / mail / message
to waste / to spend / to consume / to squander
time-consuming / to take a period of (x amount of time)
to spend / expenditure / to cost
news of sb's death / sad news
loss / depletion / wastage / wear and tear / to incur loss / to waste / to consume (energy etc) / (in engineering) loss (of energy, signal strength etc)
to require much effort
(of sth that should be retained: nutrients, moisture, heat etc) to be lost
you're on your own (pun on 好自為之|好自为之[])
to waste
to dissipate / to squander
requiring much time and effort
consumables / to consume raw materials
fuel consumption
to consume energy
to consume electricity / power consumption
low consumption (energy, fuel etc)
damage (e.g. to goods in transit)
internal friction / internal dissipation of energy (in mechanics) / fig. waste or discord within an organization
electric consumption / power wastage
to write back / to send a reply
loss of goods / damage to goods / shrinkage
consumables
fuel consumption
consumable goods / expendable item
war of attrition
rate of consumption
fuel consumption
lit. a dog who catches mice / to be meddlesome (idiom)
a blind cat finds a dead mouse (idiom) / blind luck
wear and tear / wearing out by friction
energy consumption
the cat weeps for the dead mouse (idiom) / hypocritical pretence of condolence / crocodile tears
message
(dialect) mouse / rat