wasted in Portuguese
wasted in Portuguese is cego, chapado, chumbado — wasted means used carelessly, without gaining any real benefit; not put to good use.
wasted in Portuguese
cego
chapado
chumbado
mocado
pedrado
quinado
desperdiçado
Not profitably used.
devastado
Ravaged or deteriorated.
mirrado
Emaciated and haggard.
tísico
(medicine) Low weight-for-height (for a person).
What does "wasted" mean?
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adjective Used carelessly, without gaining any real benefit; not put to good use.
"It felt like wasted effort to paint the wall before fixing the leak."
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adjective Thin and weak from illness or hunger; emaciated.
"After months of illness, her wasted limbs needed physiotherapy to regain strength."
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adjective (informal) Extremely drunk or high on drugs.
"He was so wasted at the party that his friends sent him home."
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wasted in a sentence
- It felt like wasted effort to paint the wall before fixing the leak.
- Switching off the lights stops wasted energy in empty rooms.
- After months of illness, her wasted limbs needed physiotherapy to regain strength.
- The photograph showed a wasted, hungry child waiting for food aid.
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What is "wasted" in Portuguese?
"wasted" in Portuguese is cego, chapado, chumbado. wasted means: Used carelessly, without gaining any real benefit; not put to good use.
How do you use "wasted" in a sentence?
Example: "It felt like wasted effort to paint the wall before fixing the leak." In Portuguese, "wasted" is cego, chapado, chumbado.
Are there other ways to say "wasted" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 10 translations listed for "wasted": cego, chapado, chumbado, mocado, pedrado, quinado.
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