recycle

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• UK: /ˌɹiːˈsaɪkəl/
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• UK: [ˌɹiːˈsaɪkɫ̩]
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• UK: /ˌɹɪˈsaɪkəl/
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• UK: [ˌɹɪ̝ˈsaɪkɫ̩]
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• General-American: /ɹəˈsaɪkəl/
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• General-American: /ɹɪˈsaɪkəl/
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• General-American: /ɹiˈsaɪkəl/
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• /ɹɪˈsʌɪk(ə)l/ Canada, Canadian raising
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• [ɹɪˈsəi̯k(ə)ɫ] Canada, Canadian raising
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• rhymes with -aɪkəl
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Etymology tree Proto-Italic *wre- Latin re-der. Old French re-bor. Middle English re- English re- Proto-Indo-European *kwel- Proto-Indo-European *kwékwlos Ancient Greek κῠ́κλος (kŭ́klos)der. Late Latin cyclusbor. Middle English cicle English cycle English recycle From re- + cycle.

93 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: إِعَادَةْ تَدْوِير (ʔiʕādat tadwīr) — to break down and reuse component materials
• Arabic: ريسايكل (rīsāykel) — to break down and reuse component materials
• Azerbaijani: təkrar emal etmək — to break down and reuse component materials
• Basque: birziklatu — to break down and reuse component materials
• Bulgarian: преработвам (prerabotvam) — to break down and reuse component materials
• Catalan: reciclar — to break down and reuse component materials
• Chinese Mandarin: 循環再造 /循环再造 (xúnhuán zàizào) — to break down and reuse component materials
• Chinese Mandarin: 回收 (huíshōu) — to break down and reuse component materials
• Czech: recyklovat — to break down and reuse component materials
• Danish: genbruge — to break down and reuse component materials
• Danish: genanvende — to break down and reuse component materials
• Dutch: recycleren — to break down and reuse component materials
• Dutch: recyclen — to break down and reuse component materials
• Dutch: hergebruiken — to break down and reuse component materials
• Esperanto: recikligi — to break down and reuse component materials
• Finnish: kierrättää — to break down and reuse component materials
• French: recycler — to break down and reuse component materials
• Galician: reciclar — to break down and reuse component materials
• German: wiederverwerten — to break down and reuse component materials
• German: recyceln — to break down and reuse component materials
• Greek: ανακυκλώνω (anakyklóno) — to break down and reuse component materials
• Greenlandic: atoqqippaa — to break down and reuse component materials
• Hindi: पुनर्चक्रण (punarcakraṇ) — to break down and reuse component materials
• Hungarian: újrahasznosít — to break down and reuse component materials
• Hungarian: újrafeldolgoz — to break down and reuse component materials
• Hungarian: újrafelhasznál — to break down and reuse component materials
• Hungarian: reciklál — to break down and reuse component materials
• Icelandic: endurvinna — to break down and reuse component materials
• Ido: ricikligar — to break down and reuse component materials
• Indonesian: daur ulang — to break down and reuse component materials
• Irish: athchúrsáil — to break down and reuse component materials
• Italian: riciclare — to break down and reuse component materials
• Japanese: 再生する (saisei suru) — to break down and reuse component materials
• Japanese: リサイクルする (risaikuru suru) — to break down and reuse component materials
• Khmer: កែច្នៃឡើងវិញ (kaecnaylaəngvɨñ) — to break down and reuse component materials
• Korean: 재활용하다 (jaehwaryonghada) — to break down and reuse component materials
• Northern Kurdish: veçerxandin — to break down and reuse component materials
• Northern Kurdish: veçerxîn — to break down and reuse component materials
• Macedonian: рецикли́ра (reciklíra) — to break down and reuse component materials
• Malay: kitar semula — to break down and reuse component materials
• Māori: hangarua — to break down and reuse component materials
• Norman: r'cyclier — to break down and reuse component materials
• Norwegian Bokmål: gjenvinne — to break down and reuse component materials
• Norwegian Bokmål: gjenbruke — to break down and reuse component materials
• Norwegian Bokmål: resirkulere — to break down and reuse component materials
• Persian: بازیافت کردن (bâzyâft kardan) — to break down and reuse component materials
• Polish: przetwarzać — to break down and reuse component materials
• Polish: przetworzyć — to break down and reuse component materials
• Polish: poddawać recyklingowi — to break down and reuse component materials
• Portuguese: reciclar — to break down and reuse component materials
• Romanian: recicla — to break down and reuse component materials
• Russian: рециркули́ровать (recirkulírovatʹ) — to break down and reuse component materials
• Russian: перераба́тывать (pererabátyvatʹ) — to break down and reuse component materials
• Russian: перерабо́тать (pererabótatʹ) — to break down and reuse component materials
• Scottish Gaelic: ath-chuairtich — to break down and reuse component materials
• Spanish: reciclar — to break down and reuse component materials
• Swedish: återvinna — to break down and reuse component materials
• Swedish: återanvända — to break down and reuse component materials
• Tagalog: paliikot — to break down and reuse component materials
• Thai: รีไซเคิล (rii-sai-kə̂n) — to break down and reuse component materials
• Turkish: geri dönüşüm — to break down and reuse component materials
• Turkish: geri dönüştürmek — to break down and reuse component materials
• Ukrainian: переробля́ти (pererobljáty) — to break down and reuse component materials
• Vietnamese: tái chế — to break down and reuse component materials
• Welsh: ailgylchu — to break down and reuse component materials
• Bulgarian: използвам отново (izpolzvam otnovo) — to reuse as a whole
• Chinese Mandarin: 再利用 (zàilìyòng) — to reuse as a whole
• Danish: genbruge — to reuse as a whole
• Dutch: herbruiken — to reuse as a whole
• Esperanto: reuzi — to reuse as a whole
• Finnish: kierrättää — to reuse as a whole
• French: recycler — to reuse as a whole
• French: réutiliser — to reuse as a whole
• Galician: reusar — to reuse as a whole
• German: wiederverwerten — to reuse as a whole
• Hindi: पुनर्चक्रण (punarcakraṇ) — to reuse as a whole
• Hungarian: újrahasznosít — to reuse as a whole
• Icelandic: endurnota — to reuse as a whole
• Icelandic: endurnýta — to reuse as a whole
• Ido: reciklar — to reuse as a whole
• Italian: riutilizzare — to reuse as a whole
• Japanese: 再利用する (sairiyō suru) — to reuse as a whole
• Norwegian Bokmål: gjenbruke — to reuse as a whole
• Norwegian Bokmål: resirkulere — to reuse as a whole
• Portuguese: reciclar — to reuse as a whole
• Portuguese: reusar — to reuse as a whole
• Russian: повто́рно испо́льзовать (povtórno ispólʹzovatʹ) — to reuse as a whole
• Russian: рециркули́ровать (recirkulírovatʹ) — to reuse as a whole
• Scottish Gaelic: ath-chuairtich — to reuse as a whole
• Spanish: reusar — to reuse as a whole
• Swedish: återanvända — to reuse as a whole
• Hungarian: szelektálja a hulladékot — to place in a bin for recycling
• Hungarian: szelektíven gyűjti a hulladékot — to place in a bin for recycling