wastage [ˈweɪstɪdʒ] СУЩ. no мн., no indef art
1. wastage (misuse):
- wastage
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2. wastage брит., австрал. → natural wastage
3. wastage брит. (dropouts from course):
4. wastage (byproduct of process):
- wastage
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5. wastage (deterioration of body):
- wastage
- изна́шивание ср.
natural wastage СУЩ. брит.
- natural wastage
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natural wastage СУЩ. брит.
- natural wastage
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The other 6,000 will come from natural wastage and not filling vacancies.
www.mirror.co.uk These congregations will be led by fewer and fewer stipendiary clergy... 2020 apparently is when our congregations start falling through the floor because of natural wastage, that is people dying.
www.telegraph.co.uk He will not be drawn on the extent of the cull needed but believes it could be done at a faster pace than under the moratorium or current natural wastage.
www.irishhealth.com Attempts will be made to reduce the civilian workforce through voluntary redundancies and natural wastage.
www.bbc.co.uk He said the majority of cuts would come from so-called natural wastage.
www.independent.ie