dumping
US /ˈdʌm.pɪŋ/
UK /ˈdʌm.pɪŋ/
1.
vertido, descarte
the act of getting rid of something unwanted, especially by dropping or leaving it in a careless way
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Illegal dumping of waste is a serious environmental problem.
El vertido ilegal de residuos es un grave problema ambiental.
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The company was fined for the dumping of toxic chemicals into the river.
La empresa fue multada por el vertido de productos químicos tóxicos en el río.
2.
dumping, venta a pérdida
the act of selling goods in a foreign market at a price below their domestic cost or below the price in the exporting country
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The country accused its neighbor of currency dumping.
El país acusó a su vecino de dumping monetario.
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Anti-dumping duties were imposed on imported steel.
Se impusieron derechos anti-dumping al acero importado.
3.
abandono, ruptura
the act of ending a romantic relationship with someone
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She was upset after the sudden dumping by her boyfriend.
Estaba molesta después del repentino abandono de su novio.
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The public dumping of his ex-girlfriend was widely criticized.
El abandono público de su exnovia fue ampliamente criticado.