To "put to good use" is to "utilize" or "employ" something. Depending on the exact usage of the phrase, you could also use "corporate-speak" and say that an item has been "repurposed".
I don't think there is an exact parallel phrase that implies both an items "use" as well as how "good" it was for that purpose. 'Utilize' compares most because the word means that the item was at least useful for the task in question.
to question.***I would say a good word to use in place of ask, would be inquire. It's a great word to use on such things as a résuméor formal letter.
Utilizes, applies
One possible synonym for 'real' is authentic. The slang use of the word 'real' is to indicate that something is true as in the phrase "Is that for real?".
why do you ask you shouldn't be using one but i guess it feels really good oh well you just turn it on and put it were it feels nice i guess
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Yes, Americans use this idiom to mean using something as it was intended, or making a good use of something. You might hear someone say that someone was "put to good use" if their skills were used, or that someone "can put that to good use," meaning that whatever they were given will be needed.
The tire had a slash in it and that is what caused it to blow out. Another good sentence would be, she put a slash in the cake.
The leftover military explosives were put to good use demolishing burned-out buildings. The town's stray cats were taken to the warehouses and put to good use catching rats.
A good way to put from in a sentence is to say, I was unable to get from work to the doctor in a timely manner due to the heavy traffic. You could also use, She was excused from gym class due to her broken ankle.
instead of he uses, say he expresses
Nighty night is a phrase that people use to say goodnight to one another. Some people say good night, some say g'night, and others say nighty night. I say nighty night.
The roster for the football game was all messed up. Another good sentence would be, they forgot to put his name on the roster.
to question.***I would say a good word to use in place of ask, would be inquire. It's a great word to use on such things as a résuméor formal letter.
If it was refrigerated and covered, I would say use it. However, left at room temperature and uncovered some (granted not much) liquid will have evaporated leaving the PH of your solution in question. Toss it out and start again. Next time put it in the fridge (covered) and you can then reboil it and use in another batch of canned pickles.
Just like the name suggest you can organize your kitchen to be more functional. You should put the items you use daily in one or more cabinets. Then the one that you infrequently use should be put in another,=,
good use is to demolish the structure
Hundreds, Thousands and Millions of dollars can be put to good use creating jobs,medical finances,feeding people. Another good way for the use of your money is to get people out of jail or prisons. We all know people are being put away for little or no reason. Let your Rexalien@hotmail.com pool your ideas for the good of human beings.