You can just buy another if it wears out, though that's not really good for the environment.

如果用坏了，可以再买个，尽管这对环境并不友好。

And she didn't use the word bad.

而且她并没有用坏这个词。

So, " to wear out, " when we're talking about a person, means to make them tired.

所以，“wear out”（用坏），当我们谈论人的时候，意思是使他们感到疲惫。

Basically, write down what single-use plastics you're using, what products you're wearing out regularly, what's going into your trash.

基本，使用的次性塑料，经常用坏的产，以及哪些东西被扔进了垃圾。

If you wear something out, it means you use it too much to the point where it's almost broken.

如果把某样东西用坏了，意思是使用得太多，几乎要坏掉了。

His product, too, was much less wasteful than broadloom carpet, since you could easily cut the tiles to run cables underneath, and replace them one by one as they wore out.

公司的产也远不及阔幅地毯浪费那么多，因为人们很容易割断这些小方地毯而在面铺电缆，而且，当它们用坏了时，人们可以逐替换它们。

Look how many and I'm not saying this in a bad way but look how many people came in, look how many people we didn't know came in, look how many bad people came in.

看看有多少人，我并不是用坏的方式说这句话，但看看有多少人进来，看看有多少我们不认识的人进来，看看进来了多少坏人。

" To wear out" can also be used with things, and when it is used in that way it means to use up, to finish, or to make something no longer useful; something that happens over a period of time.

“用坏” 也可以用于描述物，在这种情况， 它的意思是耗尽、用完或使某物不再有用；这是个随着时间推移而发生的过程。