Definition of squander - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
reckless usewaste resources or opportunities carelessly
- He squandered his inheritance on luxury cars.
- She squandered her time on trivial pursuits.
- The company squandered its chance to innovate.
Origin of squander
Unknown origin
Terms with squander included in their meaning
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finance
recklessly squander
finance
waste or squander resources, especially time or money
resources
waste or squander resources or opportunities
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- French:gaspiller, ...
- German:verschwenden, ...
- Italian:sprecare, ...
- Spanish:desperdiciar, ...
- Portuguese:desperdiçar, ...
- Chinese:挥霍, ...
- Japanese:浪費する, ...
- Arabic:بَذَّرَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְבַזְבֵּז, ...
- Russian:транжирить, ...
- Ukrainian:розтринькувати, ...
- Hindi:बरबाद करना, ...
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