"Re-use" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Re-use" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Re-use" Meaning
To use something again, often in a way that is considered more efficient or environmentally friendly, such as reusing paper or recycling materials.
"Re-use" Examples
1. Verbs in the Past Participle Tense
- Preheat the oven to 180°C for 10 minutes each day before baking to re-use the bread.
2. Environmentally Friendly Practices
The reuse of plastic bags has decreased sharply after the local government started recycling programs to re-use them.
3. New and Improved Recipes
The restaurant wants to re-use its catering space to host cultural events during off-peak hours.
4. Digital Literacy Program
The community is launching a digital literacy program to teach people how to re-use old computers for basic tasks like emailing.
5. Hydraulic System Maintenance
The engineer inspect plumbing fixtures to plan when to re-use the pipes to minimize costs and waste.
"Re-use" Similar Words
Re-spraying
To re-spray means to spray something again, typically referring to paint, a substance, or a liquid, to apply a fresh coat or cover a surface again, often after it has worn off or faded.
Re-stocking
Re-taking
Re-tell
Re-think
Re-thread
Re-transmitted
Repeatedly sent or broadcast again, typically on a radio or television station, usually because of poor reception or technical difficulties.
Re-uptake
Re-useable
Re-write
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Reablement
Reablement is not a word in English language. However, I found a word that is related - "rehabilitation".
Reabsorb
Reabsorbed
Returned or taken back into a place or system, especially a physical or biological system.
Reabsorbing
Taking or absorbing something back into oneself or into a system, especially:<br><br> To take in again something previously released or expelled<br> To take back or assimilate something previously released, metabolized, or discarded<br> To recover something that was previously lost, forgotten, or dissipated<br><br>Example sentences:<br><br> The plant reabsorbed the water from the dry soil.<br> The government reabsorbed its bailout funds from the company.
Reabsorbs
To take something back into one's body, often referring to the way that a plant takes back nutrients from its leaves through transpiration.