Summary
to exhaust {verb}
agotar · esquilmar · extenuar · desriñonar · deslomar
English-Spanish translation for "exhaust"
"exhaust" Spanish translation
exhaust {noun}
If the OBD discovers a defect in the exhaust system, the fault must be removed.
The answer is no: we urgently need exhaust after treatment for lorries too.
We are hearing similar arguments in the discussion on car exhaust gases.
exhaust and particulate emissions that degrade the quality of bathing waters;
Finally, just a few words about the possibilities offered by exhaust-gas cleaning.
to exhaust {verb}
to exhaust [exhausted|exhausted] {vb} (also: to drain, to use up, to wear out, to deplete)
The problem is that we are going to exhaust all the world's resources.
Among the many expectations, I have chosen a few that I consider important and urgent, without pretending to exhaust the topic.
First of all we have to exhaust and make every effort to exhaust diplomatic channels to resolve the Iraqi crisis.
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 do not believe that the scope for diplomatic efforts has yet been exhausted.
to exhaust [exhausted|exhausted] {vb} (also: to harvest)
It cannot be right for some people first to exhaust their own fishing grounds and then to try to exhaust those of their neighbours.
Nor must we lose sight of the fact that we have exploited our own waters to the point where the stocks are exhausted.
We have exhausted fish stocks.
to exhaust [exhausted|exhausted] {vb} (also: to palliate)
to exhaust [exhausted|exhausted] {vb}
to exhaust [exhausted|exhausted] {vb} (also: to make an effort, to work too much)
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "exhaust":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "exhaust" in Spanish
Similar words
exeption · exequatur · exercise · exercises · exercising · exergue · exerted · exertion · exfoliating · exhalation · exhaust · exhausted · exhausting · exhaustion · exhaustive · exhaustively · exhibit · exhibition · exhibitionism · exhibitionist · exhibits
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