Pollute
آلودہ
definition
verb
the explosion polluted the town with dioxin
contaminate (water, air, or a place) with harmful or poisonous substances.
translation of 'pollute'
verb
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example
Pollution traditionally involved an act of defilement and desecration; in previous times, to 'pollute' was to profane, to stain, to sully, to corrupt.
When washed off, these substances drain away to 'pollute' public water resources.
Pesticides used to treat the flowers also 'pollute' ground water.
Changing the by-law that protects us will only benefit the lobbyists who are promoters of the industry which will further 'pollute' our air and water.
A new medical study says they are more susceptible to some forms of cancer than the average Italian, possibly due to illegal waste dumps that 'pollute' the water and soil.
If the hourly application rate is excessive, runoff could 'pollute' surface waters or flood adjoining areas.
We find imprecations against people who break laws, defile a sanctuary, commit perjury, or 'pollute' a grave, amongst other things.
On the other hand, his ability to corrupt and 'pollute' the moral atmosphere of the earth, should he pervert his way, is greater than anyone else's.
The fact is that etching chips requires the use of caustic chemicals that 'pollute' the air and water.
At least when you are home you can sit in your own Cadillacs for hours in the rush traffic and 'pollute' the air as much you like, destroying the ozone layer and blame it on us smokers.
The same giant livestock facilities that 'pollute' our air and water are also the perfect breeding grounds for super-tough microbes.
There's room to explore new technologies but I think it is quite important that 'polluters' pay to clean their own mess.
You may enjoy short-term TV exposure and media headlines, but even the media are pillars of the 'polluting' society.
The spill 'polluted' the water, damaged the coastal ecological system and disrupted fishing in the area.
Ireland is one of the worst 'polluters' in Europe, using more coal, oil and gas per person than most other member states, an EU report reveals.
The result is that fish waste 'pollutes' the water, which becomes the perfect habitat for green algae to form.
They have 'polluted' the minds of Taiwanese and obstructed the progress of society.
The condemned is reduced to a body to be kept and then eliminated in a ‘ritual expulsion of that which 'pollutes' and defiles’.
Consequently the big 'polluters' , the highly industrialised countries which are mostly in the temperate zones, get away with it with relative impunity.
Unfortunately, Perc is also a suspected carcinogen which 'pollutes' air and water supplies.
Replacing used water bottles with new containers made from virgin resources consumes energy and 'pollutes' the air, land and water.
A factory 'polluting' your air or water supply is a typical example of one.
The traffic congestion that wastes time and energy and 'pollutes' the air we breathe has reached its limit across the nation.
The Justice Department settled for a billion bucks, hailing this as one of the harshest penalties ever applied to 'polluters' .
We're better off leaving it in the ground rather than 'polluting' our air and the globe by burning it.
Loss of habitat, prey, and 'polluted' waters are some of the risks that alligators already face.
Intensive use of pesticides and fertilizers seriously 'pollutes' our water, soil, and air.
The rural population rarely has sewage systems, and so surface water is badly 'polluted' .
This administration has simply stopped enforcing the law - or rewritten the laws to accommodate 'polluters' .
If oil tankers spill, if we keep throwing toxic waste in the ocean, if we do everything that 'pollutes' the waters of the seven seas, lakes and rivers, the sea animals will suffer the exact same way we are.
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