portugués
descartável Designed to be disposed of after use.
Synonyms
Examples for "nonreturnable"
Examples for "nonreturnable"
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They have progressive laws, such as banning nonreturnable bottles & pull-tab cans.
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A nonreturnable deposit of the work being registered.
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These affordable prices reflect a promise to return the empties to Dell; nonreturnable cartridges cost $220 and $300, respectively.
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Nonreturnable cartridges are available at a significantly higher cost.
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The Pegasus is launched from a high-flying aircraft and is not reusable.
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Parts are probably not reusable.
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The car would be easier than current models to take apart, and components that are not reusable in the auto industry would be biodegradable.
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At the average price, that equals 60 years' worth of disposable income.
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The government is also targeting domestic production of 700 million disposable masks.
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The work disposable in the external circuit is deduced from the formula:
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Lower rates would boost disposable income and offer hard-pressed consumers some relief.
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At the root of the problem is the decline in disposable incomes.
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This is happening at a time when punters' disposable income is shrinking.
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As promised in his electoral campaign, this has boosted families' disposable incomes.
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It meant class, speed, and enough disposable income to accept no substitute.
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He used a disposable cell phone so we can't ID the number.
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Mortgage refinancing at lower rates also leaves households with more disposable income.
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And so Indians with reasonable disposable incomes may look elsewhere for protein.
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Of course, she wore disposable gloves and sprayed the contents with disinfectant.
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After making its rounds, the disposable device is expelled through natural means.
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Secondly, over 80 per cent of disposable nappies and contents are biodegradable.
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Household debt also remains high, at around 149 percent of disposable income.
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Most South Africans still have little disposable income to put towards meat.
