recycle
ری سائیکل
definition
verb
car hulks were recycled into new steel
convert (waste) into reusable material.
translation of 'recycle'
verb
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example
Please participate and clean our parish, eliminate dumping and 'recycle' household waste by the proper means.
A roadshow advising residents how to 'recycle' green waste is to tour Trowbridge and Melksham.
he reserves the right to 'recycle' his own text
The iron and steel industry was now able to 'recycle' waste material.
It banned pesticides for urban uses and built a biochemical plant to 'recycle' organic wastes from the city's garbage.
In Europe, 20 nations have implemented legislation to control and 'recycle' packaging waste.
Residents and businesses in North Wiltshire need to do more to reduce, reuse and 'recycle' waste to ensure that we do not need excessive areas of landfill in the future.
At a basic level, it is our moral obligation to reduce, reuse and 'recycle' our waste.
Lymph vessels 'recycle' the interstitial fluid and return it to the bloodstream in the circulatory system.
The company 'recycle' all green waste into an excellent garden compost.
The purpose of the workshop is to show people how to 'recycle' organic waste from the kitchen and garden.
It also offers practical advice and information on how to re-use and 'recycle' waste.
he reserves the right to 'recycle' his own text
The public needs to realise the seriousness of the problem and learn how to prevent, minimise, reuse and 'recycle' waste.
Fallen drops may 'recycle' sugars to the soil and thence to trees, or the insects may promote extra photosynthesis in host trees.
The whole school and the parents have become dedicated 'recyclers' .
Biotinidase is the enzyme that 'recycles' the vitamin biotin.
Typical of customers is the University of York, which 'recycles' green waste for re-use on flower and shrub beds as mulch, saving costs of disposal and purchase of products.
He said: ‘The council does a lot to promote their image as keen 'recyclers' but will not collect our bottles.’
Besides being a superb antioxidant itself, ALA 'recycles' worn-out vitamin C, vitamin E and glutathione, and makes them useful again.
The end product is the same - waste material is 'recycled' to the benefit of the environment.
He said Colchester was now recycling 36 per cent of its waste, making it one of the top 'recyclers' in the country.
He rarely comes up with any new material, he simply 'recycles' his old stuff.
In Waterford City, 35 tonnes of packaging waste is 'recycled' each week through the green bin collection.
These ranged from car sharing and using public transport through to 'recycling' household waste.
All the research we have carried out points to residents wanting to recycle and it is encouraging to see how many people have become 'recyclers' in the past year.
A significant percentage of household waste could be 'recycled' .
The liver, one of the more versatile organs, 'recycles' the lactic acid by converting it back to glucose for reuse by the muscles and other organs.
All waste is 'recycled' , within reason, and even cars can be recharged at power points dotted around the complex.
This pathway may also be involved in the senescence process where it may be required for 'recycling' nitrogen from proteins.
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