user
- noun
- /ˈjuːzər/
- The application has millions of users who rely on it for daily communication and scheduling.
- user-friendly
- user interface
- service users
So I'm asking you, have you read the user's manual right?
- So I'm asking you, have you read the user's manual right?
- OK, so who's the biggest user of cheap oil and gas?
- And shockingly, there are users that upload bad content.
- Maybe another comment that's deleted by the user, but OP responds.
- This is a Linux distro created with Windows users in mind.
- Quite frankly, most practical users do not get rate limited.
Examples
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A limited audio element introduces each object, encouraging users to read more about each object.
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Kaizena: This Google Drive app allows users to give formative feedback on shared documents.
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And these here are your users, OK.
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Yeah, they keep adding users and it costs almost nothing.
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An online game where many users can play together.
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It's got hundreds of millions of users all over the world.
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These were instructions that users in our studies created.
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But again, practically for users, it's not there yet.
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Surprisingly, close to 1 percent of the users used the service more than 50 times.
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Discovery services are changing the way library users find and access library materials, especially electronic resources.
Academic text (2015)
Synonyms
A person who controls a machine or piece of equipment
People who use a product or service, not makers and sellers
A person or device that uses something for a particular purpose
Compounds
- Jargon
A person who works with advanced computer programs and often needs a powerful computer
- Specialized
A screen with pictures and icons that you click to use a computer
How Experienced
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
User comes from the same root as the word use, and from an old Latin verb uti meaning 'to use'. So a user is simply 'one who uses' something, for example a person who works with a machine or a service.