Examples of using Using up in English and their translations into French
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even after the plant is cut; using up its last remainders of energy.
economic growth often seemed to depend on using up natural resources as though supplies were unlimited.
I calculate you can make it from 80th to 34th street in 3.7 minutes, while using up what I'm guessing is fairly expensive webbing and at maximum muscle stress.
growth of phytoplankton first, using up as much nutrients as possible,
sitting with increased flexion, causing lumbar kyphosis, and essentially using up their tissue capabilities before they even begin their treatment.
both actions take place in the past, but the using up of the paper("had used up")
Production Account links the result of production process(output) to the using up of goods and services(intermediate consumption)
lighting fires, and using up all the soap powder,
directly from your Mac or PC, without using up all of your disk space.
has the possibility of using up resources in such a way that it negates the rights of the future ones.
Environmentally, we are using up the earth's resources,
It is distinguished from"intermediate consumption"(the using up of goods and services in the production of other goods
Using up to half bar does not degrade the glide angle
Using up to six SIC codes, TRI facilities identify the business activities
Vijuk sheet leaflet, and tagsert or outsert using up to 50gsm stock.
The Israelis have taken 10,000 dunums on which they will concentrate six quarries, using up 2,500 dunums which are expected to produce 3 million tons of aggregate a year, which comes to approximately 8
many of which are still operating in a reactive mode by using up resources without strategic planning.
with eucalyptus using up an enormous quantity of water,
remains today largely unrealized. The economy was using up far more resources than could be replaced or preserved and almost all natural assets-- forests,
Perhaps you could use up some of that energy setting up the work lights.