to reuse
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- verb
- /ˌriːˈjuːz/
:
reutilizar
- We just, we find a lot of ways to reuse cardboard especially and foam board.
- reduce, reuse, recycle
- reuse materials
- reuse water
So SpaceX was built around this idea of reusing rocket boosters.
- So SpaceX was built around this idea of reusing rocket boosters.
- Well, first, reusing passwords is a terrible idea.
- I've been getting into reusing and being more resourceful.
- And the more gold we can reuse, the less we have to extract from the ground.
- So I decided I don't want to reuse it.
- The more high end lashes you can reuse more than drugstore lashes.
- Would have all the servants feces reused to fertilize the royal gardens.
Examples
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Chances are you reuse your passwords across all of your accounts.
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So SpaceX was built around this idea of reusing rocket boosters.
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So I think we will reuse this and put it up there.
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I suppose we could reuse some of the existing stone...
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That is crazy but we can reuse these candles.
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And the more gold we can reuse, the less we have to extract from the ground.
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Can't you reuse some of the antenna equipment?
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In addition, waste that is reused or recycled is not subject to the tax.
Academic text (1999) -
The soap solution can be left for days, even longer, and still be reused or recycled.
Academic text (1995) -
By separating recyclables, we can reuse materials instead of throwing them away.
Synonyms
To use something again after fixing it or for a new purpose
Use a method, idea, or device again
Antonyms
How Much
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word reuse is made of re- and use; re- means 'again' and use means 'to do something with a thing', so reuse means 'use again', which is why people wash or repair items to use them one more time.