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usage

/ˈjuː.sɪdʒ/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'action ou la manière d'utiliser quelque chose, ainsi que la pratique courante ou établie, notamment dans le langage.

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/ˈjuː.sɪdʒ/B2formal
  • frNom désignant l'action ou la manière d'utiliser quelque chose, ainsi que la pratique courante ou établie, notamment dans le langage.

A noun referring to the act or manner of using something, or the customary and accepted practice, especially in language.

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  1. The act of usingB1formal

    The action of using something or the state of being used.

    frUsage (fait d'utiliser)

    • The manual explains the proper usage of the equipment.
    • Water usage increases during the summer months.
    • The car's fuel usage is quite efficient.

    Synonymesapplicationemploymentexerciseoperationuseutilization

  2. Accepted or habitual practiceB2formal

    A customary or established way of doing something.

    frUsage (pratique habituelle)

    • Local usage dictates that you remove your shoes before entering a home.
    • It is common usage to shake hands when meeting someone.
    • The usage of formal titles is still prevalent in this office.

    Synonymesconventioncustomhabitpracticetraditionwont

  3. Customary language practiceB2formal

    The way in which words or phrases are normally and correctly used in a language.

    frUsage linguistique

    • This dictionary provides examples of correct word usage.
    • The teacher corrected the student's grammatical usage.
    • Modern usage of the word 'literally' has evolved.

    Synonymesconventioncustomdictionidiomlocutionparlancephraseologypracticeusewording

Formes
  • usages plural form
  • usages' possessive plural form
  • usage's possessive singular form
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