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81use sth to your advantage — use sth to your (own) advantage ► to use your skills, resources, etc. to get an opportunity for yourself: »She had some important contacts in the government, which she used to her advantage. Main Entry: ↑advantage …
82use sth to your own advantage — use sth to your (own) advantage ► to use your skills, resources, etc. to get an opportunity for yourself: »She had some important contacts in the government, which she used to her advantage. Main Entry: ↑advantage …
83use immunity — see immunity Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law. Merriam Webster. 1996 …
84use up — use all of it, use all you have We ve used up all the shampoo. Please buy some more …
85use (or take) a sledgehammer to crack a nut — informal use disproportionately drastic measures to deal with a simple problem. → nut …
86use one's loaf Brit. — use one s loaf Brit. informal use one s common sense. [prob. from loaf of bread, rhyming sl. for head .] → loaf …
87use one's loaf — ► use one s loaf Brit. informal use one s common sense. [ORIGIN: probably from loaf of bread, rhyming slang for «head».] Main Entry: ↑loaf …
88use´a|ble- ness — use|a|ble «YOO zuh buhl», adjective. = usable. (Cf. ↑usable) –use´a|ble ness, noun …
89use|a|ble — «YOO zuh buhl», adjective. = usable. (Cf. ↑usable) –use´a|ble ness, noun …
90USE — or U.S.E. can refer to: * United States of Europe , a name for a fictional unification of European countries ** The fictional United States of Europe in the alternate history novel 1632 and the following 1632 book series * United States of Earth …