economical
ekonomis
definition
adjective
a small, economical car
giving good value or service in relation to the amount of money, time, or effort spent.
translation of 'economical'
adjective
ekonomis,
centet,
ceking,
irit,
hemat
example
He was very 'economical' in the way he used his materials.
Some believe it would be more 'economical' in the long term just to buy new helicopters.
On more 'economical' cars like yours the fuel savings are less attractive, although a London driver would no doubt be particularly attracted by the congestion charge exemption.
Although not really suitable nor 'economical' for that purpose, it did keep up the gas supply during the emergency.
What is the easiest, most 'economical' way to get rid of the standing water?
The fastest, most 'economical' way to produce new houseplants is to divide them from existing ones.
It means that 'economical' users will have an opportunity to invest into a modern and future-proof rather than into an obsolescent platform.
From the 1950s to 1960s, he was renowned for his 'economical' lifestyle.
You might be surprised, however, to discover that you have an extremely 'economical' car in your driveway.
They are reasonably inexpensive and 'economical' to run.
I am considerate, drive to the speed limit and also drive a car that's more 'economical' than my old one.
So ever since then, I've been trying to figure out an 'economical' solution for our curtain problem.
Not only were the cars quick, but they were very 'economical' as well.
In a quest to find the most 'economical' driver, local dignitaries and motor industry figures teamed up for the marathon, hoping to learn a little about making their fuel go further.
To begin with, gravel is very 'economical' compared to other paving materials.
Somewhat surprisingly, standard 118 bhp models are very 'economical' with fuel.
He was incredibly 'economical' and inventive, making a great variety of prints in all sorts of different colours.
The color of the terrace railings was chosen to make them 'economical' and relatively unnoticeable.
Pastures are often the most 'economical' way to provide forage for ruminant animals.
We tried a simple, 'economical' solution to this problem: combining the camera with a pair of binoculars.
The Deputy Prime Minister said his Economy Ministry returned 20 million leva to the budget last year, because they were 'economical' .
Competitively priced, 'economical' to run and with plenty of comfort and space, this is a very practical motor.
Higher upfront costs might be more 'economical' in the long run.
Unfortunately, the solution to this problem is neither simple nor 'economical' .
I'm 'economical' , it must be the business student in me!
And it is time that we all realise that governments only have limited powers to change and influence while 'economical' actors are the leaders of change.
This map would promote a coherent, efficient, and 'economical' wargaming effort.
My mother was 'economical' and a good manager, so we never went without any necessities.
Thus it is important to make groundwater exploration as 'economical' as possible with the highest possible success rate.
Motorcycle gloves, and even common workman's gloves can be 'economical' alternatives for beginners.
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