waste on
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English Dictionarywaste something on somebody/somethingto not be noticed or appreciated
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Idiomswaste onwaste (something) on (someone)to not be noticed or appreciated.
I wouldn't waste this material on high school students — they don't have the background to understand it.Usage notes: often used when speaking of something of special quality: The difference between a really fine French wine and one that's not as good is wasted on me. [TahlilGaran] English Idioms Dictionary ▲
waste something onwaste (something) on (someone)to not be noticed or appreciated. I wouldn't waste this material on high school students — they don't have the background to understand it.Usage notes: often used when speaking of something of special quality: The difference between a really fine French wine and one that's not as good is wasted on me. [TahlilGaran] English Idioms Dictionary ▲
waste on someonewaste (something) on (someone)to not be noticed or appreciated. I wouldn't waste this material on high school students — they don't have the background to understand it.Usage notes: often used when speaking of something of special quality: The difference between a really fine French wine and one that's not as good is wasted on me. [TahlilGaran] English Idioms Dictionary ▲
waste something on someonewaste (something) on (someone)to not be noticed or appreciated. I wouldn't waste this material on high school students — they don't have the background to understand it.Usage notes: often used when speaking of something of special quality: The difference between a really fine French wine and one that's not as good is wasted on me. [TahlilGaran] English Idioms Dictionary ▲