Summary
exhauster {noun}
aspiratore
exhaust {noun}
gas di scarico
to exhaust {verb}
affaticare · stancare · consumare · consumare · esaurire usando · aspirare · risucchiare · esaurire
English-Italian translation for "exhauster"
"exhauster" Italian translation
exhauster {noun}
exhauster {noun} (also: extractor, air exhauster, sucker)
exhaust {noun}
exhaust {noun}
Finally, just a few words about the possibilities offered by exhaust-gas cleaning.
There we can carry out checks, as we do with the crash test, as we do for exhaust gas emissions.
Implementing the directive will reduce noise and exhaust emission levels.
It is said that exhaust gases will be cut by half.
Exhaust emission requirements are to be tightened up and the possibilities for tampering with engines drastically curtailed.
to exhaust {verb}
to exhaust [exhausted|exhausted] {vb} (also: to fatigue, to tire, to overtax, to strain)
to exhaust [exhausted|exhausted] {vb} (also: to fatigue, to tire, to fag)
I was exhausted, and I was also disillusioned in a way I couldn't quite put my finger on.
And it would get exhausted, and it would collapse every time.
Are you exhausted?
Imagine the problem that young man faced: exhausted, tired and upset, he was required to insist upon a receipt with perforations on it.
to exhaust [exhausted|exhausted] {vb} (also: to wear out, to wear away, to erode, to fray)
The NERA study, as is well known because it is available, states that the changeover from European to international exhaustion would have a negligible effect on prices.
to exhaust [exhausted|exhausted] {vb} (also: to wear away, to waste away)
to exhaust [exhausted|exhausted] {vb} (also: to deplete, to run down, to run through, to drain)
to exhaust [exhausted|exhausted] {v.t.} (also: to aspirate, to draw, to pull, to suck)
to exhaust [exhausted|exhausted] {v.t.} (also: to aspirate, to suck, to suck up)
to exhaust [exhausted|exhausted] {v.t.}
A conflict that has the capacity to exhaust the optimism of the best of us once again demands deeper reserves of patience and commitment.
I, too, believe that possibilities for trade have been far from exhausted.
If war breaks out, it must mean that all political options have been exhausted.
At the present time, we have in any case not yet exhausted the possibilities open to us.
I do not believe that the scope for diplomatic efforts has yet been exhausted.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "exhaust":
Similar words
exempt · exemption · exercise · exercises · exertion · exfoliation · exhalation · exhalations · exhaust · exhausted · exhauster · exhausting · exhaustion · exhaustive · exhibit · exhibition · exhibitioner · exhibitionist · exhibitor · exhibits · exhilarating
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