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  • to take something as your own, such as accepting or starting a new habit, idea, or practice.
    to adopt
  • a smaller amount of something
    less
  • in place of or as a substitute for something. It indicates that one thing is being chosen or used rather than another.
    instead of
  • a system or process used to cool, dehumidify, and sometimes purify the air in a space, making it more comfortable, especially in hot weather.
    air-conditioning
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    a recycling centre
  • materials or resources that are not used properly and are discarded or lost, often unnecessarily.
    waste
  • to process used materials or products so they can be reused, rather than being thrown away as waste.
    to recycle
  • a resource that can be replaced naturally and is not used up, such as solar, wind, or water energy.
    renewable
  • to make something smaller in size, amount, degree, or intensity.
    to reduce
  • to use something too much or more than is necessary, often to the point of causing harm, damage, or loss of effectiveness.
    to overuse
  • a system or device used to provide warmth in buildings, such as central heating.
    heating
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    a device
  • a device used to control the flow of liquid, typically water, from a pipe.
    a tap
  • keep and store up (something, especially money) for future use.
    to save