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How do you say waste in French?

There are a few ways to say "waste" in French, depending on the context:

* Déchet: This is the most common and general term for "waste".

* Perte: This means "loss" and can be used to refer to wasted time, resources, or opportunities.

* Gaspi: This is a more informal term for "waste" and is often used to refer to wasted food or money.

* Rebut: This is a more technical term for "waste" and is often used in the context of manufacturing or industry.

Here are some examples:

* Les déchets doivent être triés. (The waste needs to be sorted.)

* C'est une perte de temps. (It's a waste of time.)

* Ne gaspillons pas la nourriture. (Let's not waste food.)

* Les rebuts de production sont recyclés. (Production waste is recycled.)

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