To use something, or to be used |
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Synonymsgo towardsphrasal verb to be used to help to pay for something bring inphrasal verbto use the skills of a particular group or person fall back onphrasal verbto use or do something else after other things have failed draw onphrasal verbto use something that you have gradually gained or saved pour intophrasal verbto give a lot of effort, money, or help to someone or something base onphrasal verbto use particular ideas or facts to make a decision, do a calculation, or develop a theory adoptverbto start using a particular way of speaking, thinking, or behaving that is not the one you usually use useverbto get a benefit for yourself from something that is available to you bring backphrasal verbto start using or doing things that were used or done in the past play withphrasal verbif you play with words or ideas, you use them in a clever and funny way applyverbto use a particular method, process, law etc applyverbto use a particular name or word for someone or something applyverbformal to use physical force in order to make something happen or work availverbIndian English to obtain or use something avail yourself of somethingphraseif you avail yourself of something, you use it borrowverbto receive and use something that belongs to someone else, and promise to give it back to them later borrowverbto use an idea, method, phrase etc that was first used by another person or in another place or situation call onphrasal verbto decide to use something that someone can offer you channelverbto use money or supplies for a particular purpose channelverbto use your energy, ability, feelings, or ideas for a particular purpose christenverbinformal to use something for the first time come into usephraseto start being used by people commitverbto say that you will use available things or people for a particular purpose consumeverbto use a supply of something such as time, energy, or fuel co-optverbmainly American to take someone’s idea or plan and use it as if it were your own dedicate tophrasal verbto spend your time and effort doing something dedicate tophrasal verbto use space, time, or money for a particular thing deployverbformal to use something devote tophrasal verbto spend a lot of time or effort doing something devote tophrasal verbto use something such as money for a particular purpose devote tophrasal verbto use a particular amount of time or space for dealing with something disinterverbformal to start using something that has not been used or seen for a long time divertverbto use something for a purpose that is different from its original or main purpose do the jobphraseif something does the job, you can use it for something, even if it was not designed for this dust offphrasal verbto get something ready to use that you have not used for a long time earmarkverbto decide to use something, especially money, for a particular purpose employverbformal to use something for a particular purpose exerciseverbto use a skill or personal quality, especially in order to avoid problems exerciseverbformal to use your power or rights exertverbformal to use influence, authority, or power in order to affect or achieve something expendverbformal to use time, energy, money etc doing something exploitverbto use natural resources such as trees, water, or oil so that you gain as much as possible feed offphrasal verbto use something in order to continue to exist or become stronger give over tophrasal verbformal to use something for a particular purpose goverbto be spent go intophrasal verbto be used or spent in order to do something harnessverbto get control of something in order to use it for a particular purpose importverbto introduce and use words, ideas etc from other countries or cultures invest inphrasal verbto use something such as time or effort for a particular purpose liftverbif you lift someone else’s words or ideas, you use them and pretend that they are yours make free with somethingphraseto use something that does not belong to you as though it does belong to you make use ofphraseto use someone or something for a particular purpose, especially one that brings a benefit to you manipulateverbto skilfully handle, control, or use something mobilisea British spelling of mobilize mobilizeverbto start to use all the money, support etc that is available in order to achieve something parlayverbmainly American to use something that you have in order to get something much better or much more valuable phase inphrasal verbto gradually start using something press someone/something into servicephraseto use an object for a purpose that it was not intended for put something to good usephraseto use something that you have for a sensible purpose that brings a benefit to you reallocateverbto decide officially that something will be used for a different purpose recycleverbto use something again, often for a different purpose redirectverbto use money or effort for a different purpose repurposeverbto reuse something for a different purpose from the one that was originally intended reuseverbto use something again, sometimes for a different purpose run the clock downphraseto intentionally use up the period of time before something is due to happen in order to prevent someone from changing or spoiling your plan scrape the bottom of the barrelphraseto use or do something that you know is not very good, because you do not have anything better serveverbto be used for a particular purpose, especially not the main or original purpose spendverbto use your time, effort, or energy to do something takeverbto use a product regularly take advantage of somethingphraseto use a situation or opportunity to get what you want tapverbif you tap something such as someone’s ability or a supply of information, you use it or get some benefit from it touchverbto use something translateverbif an idea or method translates, or if you translate it to a different situation, it is used in a different situation transposeverbto use an idea or method in a different situation from the one it was originally developed in useverbto take an amount from a supply of something in order to do a job or to achieve a result utilisea British spelling of utilize utilizeverbformal to use something weaponizeverbto use something as a weapon, especially in politics wieldverbto hold a weapon or tool and use it |
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