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scrapping

UK
/ˈskræpɪŋ/
US
/ˈskræpɪŋ/

Translations

scrappingnoun
scrappings
pl
The scrapping of metal can be a profitable business.
Лом металла может быть прибыльным бизнесом.
Synonyms
discarding
abandonment
rejection
elimination
removal
scrappinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈskræpɪŋ/
US
/ˈskræpɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe something connected with the act of disposing of or dismantling for scrap.
scrapverb

scrapping

Gerund

scrapped
Past Simple
scrapped
Past Participle
scrapping
Gerund
UK
/skræp/
US
/skræp/
The company decided to scrap the old project.
Компания решила отменить старый проект.
They will scrap the damaged cars for metal.
Они утилизируют поврежденные автомобили на металл.
списатьо технике, оборудовании; вывести из эксплуатации
The company decided to scrap the old machinery and invest in new technology.
Компания решила списать старое оборудование и инвестировать в новые технологии.
The two boys scrapped over the last piece of candy.
Два мальчика дрались из-за последней конфеты.
Additional translations
заносить в утиль
выбраковывать
Synonyms
discard
abandon
dismantle
cancel
scrapheap
junk
dispose of
Antonyms
keep
retain
preserve
save
adopt
implement
execute
maintain
reconcile
agree

Definitions

scrappingnoun
The act of discarding or removing something that is no longer useful or needed.
The scrapping of the old car was necessary to make space in the garage.
The process of collecting and recycling scrap metal.
Scrapping has become a profitable business due to the high demand for recycled metals.
The act of engaging in petty quarrels or physical fights.
The constant scrapping between the two children drove their parents crazy.
scrappinggerund / present participle
Relating to or involved in the disposal, dismantling, or recycling of something as scrap.
The government introduced new scrapping incentives for old diesel vehicles.
scrapverb
To discard or remove from service, especially something that is no longer useful or wanted.
The company decided to scrap the old machinery and invest in new technology.
To cancel or abandon a plan, project, or system.
After much debate, the committee decided to scrap the proposed changes to the policy.
To engage in a minor fight or scuffle.
The two boys scrapped over the last piece of candy.
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