Definition
Definition of USES - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
acr: United States Employment ServiceTECH. US service helping people find jobs in the USTECH. US
- He found his job through the USES program.
- The USES office was busy with job seekers.
- She praised the USES for their assistance.
Origin of USES
Old English us (use) + es (plural)
Terms with USES included in their meaning
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animal
small flying mammal that uses echolocation
medical
asking if someone uses tobacco products
cleaning device
device that uses suction to remove dirt from floors
consumer
person who uses a product or service
wordbank
set of terms a person, group, or subject area uses
weapons
gun that uses compressed air to fire projectiles
versatile
suitable for many different uses
medicine uses
medicine used for pain, fever, inflammation, or to prevent strokes
music
guitar that uses electrical amplification to produce sound
technology
key fob that uses electronic signals to lock or unlock a car
kitchen appliance
oven that uses gas as a heat source
navigation technology
device that uses satellite signals to determine location
device
phone that uses the internet to make calls
internet
person who uses the internet
behavior
person who uses the right hand more
combined features
having two uses or features in one thing
technology
system or method that uses electricity to produce warmth
co-user
one who uses or enjoys something jointly with others
shopping
person who uses money to buy things
movement
in a way that uses the greatest possible physical strength or impact
intimidation
person who uses strength to intimidate others
business
official rules and directions a company uses to guide work and decisions
transportation
measure of how well a machine uses fuel to produce movement or work
moderately suitable
suitable for most situations or uses
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- French:Service de l'emploi des États-Unis, ...
- German:USES, ...
- Italian:Servizio per l'impiego degli Stati Uniti, ...
- Spanish:USES, ...
- Portuguese:Serviço de Emprego dos Estados Unidos, ...
- Chinese:美国就业服务局, ...
- Japanese:米国雇用サービス, ...
- Arabic:خدمة التوظيف الامريكية, ...
- Hebrew:שֵׁרוּת הַתַּעֲסוּקָה שֶׁל אַרְצוֹת הַבְּרִית, ...
- Russian:Служба занятости США, ...
- Ukrainian:Служба зайнятості Сполучених Штатів, ...
- Hindi:संयुक्त राज्य रोज़गार सेवा, ...
Definition of uses - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun, plural
1.
benefitsadvantages or positive effects of something
- The uses of this medicine are well-documented.
2.
functionspurposes or functions something serves
- The uses of this tool are numerous and varied.
3.
applicationsspecific situations where something is applied
- The uses of this software include data analysis.
4.
usageRare habitual ways something is employedRare
- The uses of this phrase in conversation are interesting.
Expressions with uses
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be useful or helpful in some situations
He may be annoying, but he has his uses.
person holding property for another's benefit
The feoffee to uses managed the estate for the family.
legal transfer of land to hold for another's benefit
The feoffment to uses was recorded in the court documents.
Origin of uses
Old English, us (use) + -es (plural)
Examples of uses in a sentence
She explained the uses of herbs in cooking. The uses of this gadget are still being discovered. Different uses of the software include editing and design. The uses of this tool extend to various industries. Innovative uses of the material were discovered. The uses of this tool are numerous.
Different uses of the app were discussed.
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- French:utilités, usages, ...
- German:Vorteile, Verwendungen, ...
- Italian:utilizzi, usi, ...
- Spanish:usos, ...
- Portuguese:utilidades, usos, ...
- Chinese:用途, 功能, ...
- Japanese:利点, 用途, ...
- Arabic:فَوائد, اِسْتِخْدَامَات, ...
- Hebrew:שִׁמּוּשִׁים, דַּרְכֵי שִׁמּוּשׁ, ...
- Russian:польза, функции, ...
- Ukrainian:користь, призначення, ...
- Hindi:लाभ, उपयोग, ...
Definition of use - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
applicationtr. employ something for a specific purposetr.
- She used the hammer to fix the chair.
2.
expressiontr. say or write a word to express meaningtr.
- She used the word 'happy' to describe her mood.
3.
habitintr. habitually do something in the pastintr.
- He used to jog every morning.
4.
exploitationtr. Rare exploit someone for personal gaintr. Rare
- He used his friends to get a job.
5.
substance usetr./intr. Rare consume alcohol or drugs regularlytr./intr. Rare
- He used drugs during his college years.
Noun
1.
benefitusefulness or advantage derived from something
- The new software has great use in design.
2.
rightsability or right to utilize something
- He lost the use of his car after the accident..
3.
consumptionRare habitual consumption of somethingRare
- The use of plastic has become a global concern..
4.
employmentRare the act of employing something for a purposeRare
- The use of technology has transformed education.
5.
propertyTECH. the enjoyment of property by deriving benefit from itTECH.
- He has the use of the estate.
6.
traditionTECH. distinctive form of ritual observanceTECH.
- The church follows the Roman use.
Expressions with use
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pointless or not worth doing
It's no use trying to change his mind.
exhaust or wear out through extensive use
The old shoes were used up after the long hike.
use something in a beneficial way
She put her skills to good use at the new job.
think carefully to solve a problem
You need to use your brains to fix this issue.
apply intelligence to solve a problem
If you use your head, you can figure out the puzzle.
used to express that something is not worth doing
What's the use of trying if we always fail?
dislike or find unnecessary
She has no use for rude people.
used to say an action will not succeed or help
It's no use trying to fix the broken clock.
skills or knowledge that are seldom applied are likely to be lost with time
Practice your language daily because use it or lose it applies.
act independently without being told
She used her initiative to solve the problem.
examine something very closely for small details
They use a fine-tooth comb to review every contract.
search or check something very carefully for details
The police used a fine-toothed comb to search the area.
utilize something excessively or improperly
He tends to use and abuse his authority.
manipulate someone for your own benefit
He used his friend as a pawn in his business scheme.
experiment on people or things to test effects
The new policy was used as guinea pigs on the staff.
work hard using physical effort, especially when cleaning
You need to use elbow grease to get that stain out.
think carefully instead of acting on emotions
You should use your head before making decisions.
think carefully and use common sense
You should use your loaf before making such decisions.
employ intelligence to solve a problem
She had to use her wits to escape the maze.
rely on cleverness to handle a situation
He used his wits to negotiate a better deal.
think carefully and use common sense
You should use your loaf before making such decisions.
think carefully or use your brain
You need to use your noodle to solve this puzzle.
completely useless or without any practical value
This broken pen is of no earthly use.
use your brain to solve problems
You need to use your gumption to fix this.
Origin of use
Latin, uti (to use)
Examples of use in a sentence
They used the software to edit the video. He used 'freedom' to convey his feelings. They used 'brilliant' to praise the idea. She used to visit her grandparents every summer. They used to play soccer in the park. She used her connections to climb the corporate ladder.
They used the system to their advantage. She used alcohol to cope with stress. Many teenagers use substances to fit in. The tool has limited use in this situation. His skills found use in various projects. She regained the use of her arm. The use of the library is free for all students. The use of fossil fuels is declining. Excessive use of antibiotics can lead to resistance. The use of renewable energy is increasing. Proper use of resources can lead to sustainability. The use of the land was granted to him. She enjoys the use of the family cabin. The Anglican use has its own unique traditions. Monastic communities often have a specific use they follow.
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- French:utiliser, utilité, ...
- German:benutzen, Nutzen, ...
- Italian:usare, utilità, ...
- Spanish:usar, uso, ...
- Portuguese:usar, utilidade, ...
- Chinese:使用, 用处, ...
- Japanese:使う, 利便性, ...
- Arabic:اِسْتَخْدَمَ, فائِدَة, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִשְׁתַּמֵּשׁ, תוֹעֶלֶת, ...
- Russian:использовать, польза, ...
- Ukrainian:використовувати, користь, ...
- Hindi:उपयोग करना, उपयोग, ...
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