Gossip Girl — Season 6 Episode 7
Words & meanings
679 words
CEFR level
to take something that belongs to someone else without permission
In sceneto take something that belongs to someone else without permission
He stole my pen
He stole my pen
something that is sold for a very low price
something that is sold for a very low price
This jacket was a steal
This jacket was a steal
to take attention or praise that someone else should get
to take attention or praise that someone else should get
She stole the show
She stole the show
to take something that does not belong to you
to take something that does not belong to you
Someone tried to steal my bike
Someone tried to steal my bike
taken without permission
taken without permission
Someone tried to steal my bag
Someone tried to steal my bag
a feeling of sadness or disappointment
In scenea feeling of sadness or disappointment
It is a shame that the store is closed
It is a shame that the store is closed
to make someone feel bad about something they did
to make someone feel bad about something they did
They shamed him for lying
They shamed him for lying
a feeling of being bad or wrong about something you did
a feeling of being bad or wrong about something you did
He felt a deep sense of shame
He felt a deep sense of shame
to give someone a new idea or feeling of creativity
In sceneto give someone a new idea or feeling of creativity
Her story inspires me
Her story inspires me
making someone feel eager to do something
making someone feel eager to do something
Her teacher inspired her to write
Her teacher inspired her to write
used to show something happens no matter what
In sceneused to show something happens no matter what
I will go even if it rains
I will go even if it rains
a statement saying you are sorry
In scenea statement saying you are sorry
Please accept my apology
Please accept my apology
an expression of regret for a mistake
an expression of regret for a mistake
I owe you an apology
I owe you an apology
words that say you are sorry
words that say you are sorry
She accepted his apology
She accepted his apology
happening because of good luck
In scenehappening because of good luck
Luckily I found my keys
Luckily I found my keys
happening because of good luck
happening because of good luck
Luckily I arrived on time
Luckily I arrived on time
by good luck
by good luck
Luckily, I found my keys
Luckily, I found my keys
the area of air and space above the earth
In scenethe area of air and space above the earth
Look at the blue skies today
Look at the blue skies today
people with a natural skill or aptitude
In scenepeople with a natural skill or aptitude
The company is looking for new talent
The company is looking for new talent
natural skill or aptitude
natural skill or aptitude
She has a talent for painting
She has a talent for painting
a natural skill or aptitude
a natural skill or aptitude
She has a talent for music
She has a talent for music
to make a serious promise or statement
In sceneto make a serious promise or statement
I swear to tell the truth
I swear to tell the truth
to make a very serious promise
to make a very serious promise
I swear to tell the truth
I swear to tell the truth
to make a serious promise to do something
to make a serious promise to do something
I swear to finish this work on time
I swear to finish this work on time
to have no more of a product available for sale
In sceneto have no more of a product available for sale
The tickets sold out in minutes
The tickets sold out in minutes
to betray someone by revealing secrets or disloyalty
to betray someone by revealing secrets or disloyalty
He sold out his partner
He sold out his partner
to abandon your beliefs for personal gain
to abandon your beliefs for personal gain
The band sold out to become famous
The band sold out to become famous
to sell one's business or share in a business
to sell one's business or share in a business
The founder decided to sell out and retire
The founder decided to sell out and retire
to not pay money you owe
In sceneto not pay money you owe
The company defaulted on the loan
The company defaulted on the loan
to not do what you are supposed to do
to not do what you are supposed to do
He defaulted on his duty
He defaulted on his duty
the usual or normal choice
the usual or normal choice
The default setting is English
The default setting is English
the energy used to try hard
In scenethe energy used to try hard
It takes a lot of effort to learn a language
It takes a lot of effort to learn a language
physical or mental energy used to do something
physical or mental energy used to do something
It takes effort to learn a new language
It takes effort to learn a new language
to do something to correct a mistake or wrong you have done
In sceneto do something to correct a mistake or wrong you have done
He tried to make amends for his mistake
He tried to make amends for his mistake
to correct a mistake or make a bad situation better
In sceneto correct a mistake or make a bad situation better
She wants to make amends with her friend
She wants to make amends with her friend
to end a disagreement and become friendly again
In sceneto end a disagreement and become friendly again
He tried to make amends after the argument
He tried to make amends after the argument
to do something to correct a mistake
to do something to correct a mistake
He wanted to make amends for his mistake
He wanted to make amends for his mistake
to make someone feel excited or determined to do something
In sceneto make someone feel excited or determined to do something
The coach fired up the team
The coach fired up the team
to make someone feel very excited or full of energy
to make someone feel very excited or full of energy
The coach fired up the team
The coach fired up the team
to start or turn on a machine or device, often with enthusiasm
to start or turn on a machine or device, often with enthusiasm
Fire up the laptop
Fire up the laptop
a word used to say hi
In scenea word used to say hi
Hello, how are you
Hello, how are you
used to express surprise or disbelief
used to express surprise or disbelief
Hello? Are you kidding
Hello? Are you kidding
a person who criticizes someone or something
In scenea person who criticizes someone or something
He ignored the comments of his detractors
He ignored the comments of his detractors
in a way that is not joking
In scenein a way that is not joking
He spoke seriously about his future
He spoke seriously about his future
in a very severe or extreme way
in a very severe or extreme way
He was seriously injured in the accident
He was seriously injured in the accident
in a sincere or serious way
in a sincere or serious way
He spoke seriously about his future
He spoke seriously about his future
to form into a group again
In sceneto form into a group again
The soldiers needed to regroup
The soldiers needed to regroup
to make someone or something die
In sceneto make someone or something die
The hunter killed the deer
The hunter killed the deer
to be very funny or popular with an audience
to be very funny or popular with an audience
The comedian killed the audience
The comedian killed the audience
to want something very much
to want something very much
I am killing for a slice of pizza
I am killing for a slice of pizza
to make something stop working or operating
to make something stop working or operating
The company killed the project
The company killed the project
to stop or end something
to stop or end something
We had to kill the project
We had to kill the project
to make something die
to make something die
The frost will kill the plants
The frost will kill the plants
to make someone die
to make someone die
The soldiers killed the king
The soldiers killed the king
a person who kills someone
a person who kills someone
The police caught the killer
The police caught the killer
to cause someone great emotional pain
to cause someone great emotional pain
His words killed me
His words killed me
to be right or suitable for someone or something
In sceneto be right or suitable for someone or something
This time suits me well
This time suits me well
a set of matching jacket and trousers
a set of matching jacket and trousers
He wore a black suit to the wedding
He wore a black suit to the wedding
a claim or dispute brought to a court of law
a claim or dispute brought to a court of law
He brought a suit against his neighbor
He brought a suit against his neighbor
used to change the subject or continue after a pause
In sceneused to change the subject or continue after a pause
Anyway let us continue with the lesson
Anyway let us continue with the lesson
in any case
in any case
It's raining, but I'll go anyway
It's raining, but I'll go anyway
extremely big in size or amount
In sceneextremely big in size or amount
He lives in a huge house
He lives in a huge house
extremely significant or important
extremely significant or important
This is a huge decision for us
This is a huge decision for us
the ability to wait calmly
In scenethe ability to wait calmly
Please have some patience
Please have some patience
the ability to wait calmly without getting angry
the ability to wait calmly without getting angry
Learning requires a lot of patience
Learning requires a lot of patience
a group with similar qualities
In scenea group with similar qualities
This is some kind of plant
This is some kind of plant
to start a romantic relationship again after breaking up
In sceneto start a romantic relationship again after breaking up
They decided to get back together
They decided to get back together
to start a romantic relationship again after a breakup
to start a romantic relationship again after a breakup
They decided to get back together
They decided to get back together
to improve a relationship with someone after a problem
to improve a relationship with someone after a problem
We should get back together after that fight
We should get back together after that fight
to start dating someone again after a breakup
to start dating someone again after a breakup
They decided to get back together
They decided to get back together
to cause someone to feel admiration or respect
In sceneto cause someone to feel admiration or respect
He wanted to impress his boss
He wanted to impress his boss
to cause someone to feel admiration or respect
In sceneto cause someone to feel admiration or respect
He tried to impress his boss
He tried to impress his boss
to have a strong effect on someones feelings or thoughts
to have a strong effect on someones feelings or thoughts
Her kindness impressed me
Her kindness impressed me
to make someone feel a strong effect
to make someone feel a strong effect
The music impressed the crowd
The music impressed the crowd
thin sheets used for writing or printing
In scenethin sheets used for writing or printing
I need a piece of paper
I need a piece of paper
to put a layer of material over a surface
to put a layer of material over a surface
They decided to paper the bedroom
They decided to paper the bedroom
a piece of writing for school or publication
a piece of writing for school or publication
She wrote a paper about history
She wrote a paper about history
a cause or explanation for something
In scenea cause or explanation for something
Give me one good reason
Give me one good reason
the ability to think and make sensible decisions
the ability to think and make sensible decisions
Humans have the power of reason
Humans have the power of reason
to form an idea using logic
to form an idea using logic
We must reason logically
We must reason logically
a story performed on stage or screen
In scenea story performed on stage or screen
I saw a new drama
I saw a new drama
an exciting or difficult situation
an exciting or difficult situation
There is too much drama at work
There is too much drama at work
the first meal of the day
In scenethe first meal of the day
I eat breakfast at 8 AM
I eat breakfast at 8 AM
the first meal of the day
the first meal of the day
I like to eat eggs for breakfast
I like to eat eggs for breakfast
gunshots that come from two or more directions at once
In scenegunshots that come from two or more directions at once
The soldiers were caught in a cross fire
The soldiers were caught in a cross fire
a situation where people are shooting at each other and someone not involved gets hurt
a situation where people are shooting at each other and someone not involved gets hurt
He was caught in the crossfire during the fight
He was caught in the crossfire during the fight
no more than
In sceneno more than
It is only a scratch
It is only a scratch
to be required or expected to do something
to be required or expected to do something
I would go only I am tired
I would go only I am tired
no more than
no more than
I have only two dollars
I have only two dollars
being the one and only
being the one and only
You are my only friend
You are my only friend
used to get attention or introduce a statement
In sceneused to get attention or introduce a statement
Now, listen carefully
Now, listen carefully
used to say goodbye in a friendly way
used to say goodbye in a friendly way
Now, I must go
Now, I must go
the time at this moment
the time at this moment
I am busy now
I am busy now
a convenient or appropriate time for something
a convenient or appropriate time for something
Now is the perfect time to start
Now is the perfect time to start
used to say something positive despite a problem
In sceneused to say something positive despite a problem
At least it is not raining
At least it is not raining
not less than; at the very least
In scenenot less than; at the very least
I need at least ten dollars
I need at least ten dollars
to be required or expected to do something
to be required or expected to do something
You could at least say sorry
You could at least say sorry
to a small degree
to a small degree
It is at least warm here
It is at least warm here
a layer of material on the inside of something
In scenea layer of material on the inside of something
The jacket has a silk lining
The jacket has a silk lining
not doing anything
In scenenot doing anything
I spent an idle afternoon
I spent an idle afternoon
to stop working or moving for a time
to stop working or moving for a time
The engine continued to idle
The engine continued to idle
to run a vehicle's engine while the vehicle is not moving
to run a vehicle's engine while the vehicle is not moving
The car engine is idling
The car engine is idling
not intended to be taken seriously
not intended to be taken seriously
He made an idle comment
He made an idle comment
to give something for money
In sceneto give something for money
He sold his old car
He sold his old car
to be persuaded to agree or believe something
to be persuaded to agree or believe something
I am sold on this idea
I am sold on this idea
a piece of cloth with a design, used as a sign
a piece of cloth with a design, used as a sign
They waved the flag
They waved the flag
people who have finished a course of study
In scenepeople who have finished a course of study
The university invited its alumni to the event
The university invited its alumni to the event
to make someone believe or do something
In sceneto make someone believe or do something
I tried to convince him to come
I tried to convince him to come
making someone agree to do something
making someone agree to do something
I convinced him to join us
I convinced him to join us
able to make someone believe something is true
able to make someone believe something is true
I convinced him to come
I convinced him to come
used to express anger or surprise
In sceneused to express anger or surprise
What the hell is happening
What the hell is happening
to cancel or reverse an action
In sceneto cancel or reverse an action
I want to undo my mistake
I want to undo my mistake
to open something that was tied or fastened
to open something that was tied or fastened
Undo the knot
Undo the knot
the way things are placed or happen one after another
In scenethe way things are placed or happen one after another
Put the books in alphabetical order
Put the books in alphabetical order
an instruction to do something
In scenean instruction to do something
The captain gave a strict order
The captain gave a strict order
a group of people with a shared purpose or organization
a group of people with a shared purpose or organization
He joined a religious order
He joined a religious order
to ask for food or drink in a restaurant
to ask for food or drink in a restaurant
I want to order a pizza
I want to order a pizza
a life-sized model used to display clothes
In scenea life-sized model used to display clothes
The mannequin is wearing a red dress
The mannequin is wearing a red dress
the first part of something
In scenethe first part of something
The beginning of the movie was great
The beginning of the movie was great
the first part of something
the first part of something
The beginning of the movie was slow
The beginning of the movie was slow
a person or thing that causes others to feel ashamed
In scenea person or thing that causes others to feel ashamed
He is a disgrace to his family
He is a disgrace to his family
to cause someone to feel ashamed
to cause someone to feel ashamed
He disgraced his family with his actions
He disgraced his family with his actions
to stay alive with little resources
In sceneto stay alive with little resources
They subsist on fish and rice
They subsist on fish and rice
an organization owned and run by its members
an organization owned and run by its members
They buy their groceries at the local co op
They buy their groceries at the local co op
a building where residents own shares in the corporation that owns the property instead of owning individual units
a building where residents own shares in the corporation that owns the property instead of owning individual units
They bought an apartment in a co op
They bought an apartment in a co op
a housing cooperative where residents own shares in the building
a housing cooperative where residents own shares in the building
The co op met to discuss building repairs
The co op met to discuss building repairs
a business owned by the people who use it
a business owned by the people who use it
They joined a food co op
They joined a food co op
a building where residents own shares in the corporation that owns the property
a building where residents own shares in the corporation that owns the property
They bought an apartment in a co-op
They bought an apartment in a co-op
a jointly owned business that sells goods to its members
a jointly owned business that sells goods to its members
We buy fresh food at the local co-op
We buy fresh food at the local co-op
to leave a place or building
In sceneto leave a place or building
You should get out of the house
You should get out of the house
to become known by many people
to become known by many people
The news will get out eventually
The news will get out eventually
to let a feeling or emotion come out
to let a feeling or emotion come out
You should get out your anger
You should get out your anger
to take something out of a place
to take something out of a place
Get the key out of the lock
Get the key out of the lock
to leave a place
to leave a place
Please get out of the room
Please get out of the room
to go away from a place
to go away from a place
It is time for us to get out
It is time for us to get out
the quality of being morally good
In scenethe quality of being morally good
Patience is a virtue
Patience is a virtue
the state of being good
the state of being good
Patience is a virtue
Patience is a virtue
to say something that is not true
In sceneto say something that is not true
He is lying to his parents
He is lying to his parents
to spend time doing nothing useful
to spend time doing nothing useful
Stop lying around all day
Stop lying around all day
to be in a flat position on a surface
to be in a flat position on a surface
He is lying on the sofa
He is lying on the sofa
to be in a horizontal position on a surface
to be in a horizontal position on a surface
He is lying on the bed
He is lying on the bed
to tell someone you are grateful
In sceneto tell someone you are grateful
I want to thank you
I want to thank you
an expression of appreciation
In scenean expression of appreciation
Many thanks for the help
Many thanks for the help
to arrive at a place
In sceneto arrive at a place
How do I get to the station
How do I get to the station
to have the chance to do something
In sceneto have the chance to do something
You get to meet the director
You get to meet the director
to start doing something
to start doing something
We will get to the main topic soon
We will get to the main topic soon
to cause someone to feel annoyed, worried, or discouraged
to cause someone to feel annoyed, worried, or discouraged
His constant talking really gets to me
His constant talking really gets to me
to have an emotional effect on someone
to have an emotional effect on someone
Her bad mood started to get to me
Her bad mood started to get to me
to reach a place
to reach a place
We will get to the hotel soon
We will get to the hotel soon
to have the chance to do something
to have the chance to do something
I get to travel for work
I get to travel for work
to be allowed to do something
to be allowed to do something
You get to stay up late tonight
You get to stay up late tonight
to have the opportunity to do something
to have the opportunity to do something
You get to meet the director
You get to meet the director
to have the chance to do something
to have the chance to do something
I get to meet the director tomorrow
I get to meet the director tomorrow
to have the opportunity or permission to do something
to have the opportunity or permission to do something
I get to leave early today
I get to leave early today
to be required or forced to do something
to be required or forced to do something
I get to clean my room today
I get to clean my room today
to have the opportunity to do something
to have the opportunity to do something
We finally get to see the show
We finally get to see the show
to need to do something
to need to do something
I have to get to the airport
I have to get to the airport
to have a connection with something
to have a connection with something
You can get to the main road from here
You can get to the main road from here
to have a connection with
to have a connection with
Does this rule get to our project
Does this rule get to our project
a set of clothes worn by members of a group
In scenea set of clothes worn by members of a group
The police officer is wearing a uniform
The police officer is wearing a uniform
the same in all parts or at all times
the same in all parts or at all times
The temperature is uniform in the room
The temperature is uniform in the room
a special set of clothes worn by members of a group
a special set of clothes worn by members of a group
He wears a school uniform
He wears a school uniform
to risk money on a game or race
In sceneto risk money on a game or race
He bet on the red car
He bet on the red car
to be very sure about something
to be very sure about something
I bet he is late
I bet he is late
the most suitable or helpful option
the most suitable or helpful option
Taking the train is your best bet
Taking the train is your best bet
to think something is likely true
to think something is likely true
I bet he will arrive late
I bet he will arrive late
the state of being real
In scenethe state of being real
The actuality of the situation is clear
The actuality of the situation is clear
to make something larger in size
In sceneto make something larger in size
I want to blow up this photo
I want to blow up this photo
to suddenly become very well-known or successful
to suddenly become very well-known or successful
His career blew up after that song
His career blew up after that song
to call or message someone many times
to call or message someone many times
She was blowing up my phone with messages
She was blowing up my phone with messages
to break apart with force and noise
to break apart with force and noise
The bomb blew up
The bomb blew up
a sudden loud argument or fight
a sudden loud argument or fight
They had a sudden blow-up during the meeting
They had a sudden blow-up during the meeting
filled with air
filled with air
We played with a blow-up ball
We played with a blow-up ball
a popular trend in clothes or behavior
In scenea popular trend in clothes or behavior
This style is in fashion now
This style is in fashion now
to make or shape something
to make or shape something
He fashioned a tool from a stone
He fashioned a tool from a stone
not being present
In scenenot being present
A page is missing
A page is missing
to feel sad that someone is not with you
to feel sad that someone is not with you
I miss you
I miss you
not able to be found
not able to be found
The dog is missing
The dog is missing
to not reach or catch something
to not reach or catch something
I missed the ball
I missed the ball
to not have something that should be there
to not have something that should be there
One page is missing from this book
One page is missing from this book
to attract someone in a romantic or sexual way
In sceneto attract someone in a romantic or sexual way
He tried to seduce her
He tried to seduce her
to make someone feel attracted to you
to make someone feel attracted to you
Her beauty seduces everyone
Her beauty seduces everyone
to persuade someone to have sex or to do something wrong
to persuade someone to have sex or to do something wrong
He was seduced by the money
He was seduced by the money
the daughter of your sibling
In scenethe daughter of your sibling
My niece is five years old
My niece is five years old
the daughter of your brother or sister
the daughter of your brother or sister
She has a little niece
She has a little niece
the daughter of your brother or sister
the daughter of your brother or sister
My niece is coming over today
My niece is coming over today
an expensive sparkling white wine from France
In scenean expensive sparkling white wine from France
We celebrated with a glass of champagne
We celebrated with a glass of champagne
an expensive white sparkling wine
an expensive white sparkling wine
They served champagne at the party
They served champagne at the party
a type of fizzy white wine, often drunk at celebrations
a type of fizzy white wine, often drunk at celebrations
Many people enjoy sparkling wine
Many people enjoy sparkling wine
a sparkling wine from France
a sparkling wine from France
They drank champagne to celebrate
They drank champagne to celebrate
to put something in a place for later use
In sceneto put something in a place for later use
Store the grain in the barn
Store the grain in the barn
coming or waiting to happen
coming or waiting to happen
There is a surprise in store for you
There is a surprise in store for you
a place where goods are sold
a place where goods are sold
I am going to the store
I am going to the store
a place where goods are sold
a place where goods are sold
I went to the store
I went to the store
to have a physical or emotional sensation
In sceneto have a physical or emotional sensation
I feel very tired
I feel very tired
to make someone remember something
to make someone remember something
This song makes me feel my childhood
This song makes me feel my childhood
a strong feeling or emotion
a strong feeling or emotion
I feel anxious about the test
I feel anxious about the test
to have an opinion or attitude
to have an opinion or attitude
I feel that we should go
I feel that we should go
to experience a state or emotion
to experience a state or emotion
I feel happy today
I feel happy today
to give money for something
In sceneto give money for something
I will pay for the coffee
I will pay for the coffee
to suffer punishment or bad results for a previous action
to suffer punishment or bad results for a previous action
You will pay for what you did
You will pay for what you did
to give money for something
to give money for something
I will pay for the dinner
I will pay for the dinner
to give money for something bought
to give money for something bought
I paid for these new shoes
I paid for these new shoes
to give money for something
to give money for something
He pays for his sons education
He pays for his sons education
to experience the bad result of an action
to experience the bad result of an action
You will pay for your mistakes
You will pay for your mistakes
to urge someone to do something
In sceneto urge someone to do something
Come on, you can do it
Come on, you can do it
to start to be seen or happen
to start to be seen or happen
A smile came on his face
A smile came on his face
to move toward or nearer to something
to move toward or nearer to something
He came on toward the house
He came on toward the house
to take part in an event or activity
to take part in an event or activity
Do you want to come on the trip with us
Do you want to come on the trip with us
an act of inviting someone to do something
an act of inviting someone to do something
She gave him a come-on to start a conversation
She gave him a come-on to start a conversation
used to tell someone to hurry or try harder
used to tell someone to hurry or try harder
Come on we are going to be late
Come on we are going to be late
to ask someone to hurry or try
to ask someone to hurry or try
Come on we will be late
Come on we will be late
to do the job or function of something
In sceneto do the job or function of something
The sofa can act as a bed
The sofa can act as a bed
to do the job of something
to do the job of something
This sofa acts as a bed
This sofa acts as a bed
to perform the function of something
to perform the function of something
This box acts as a chair
This box acts as a chair
a very small photograph of printed pages
In scenea very small photograph of printed pages
The library stores newspapers on microfilm
The library stores newspapers on microfilm
a roll of film that stores tiny images of documents
In scenea roll of film that stores tiny images of documents
The library uses microfilm to store old newspapers
The library uses microfilm to store old newspapers
informal talk about other people's private lives
In sceneinformal talk about other people's private lives
They love sharing gossip
They love sharing gossip
talk about other people's private lives
In scenetalk about other people's private lives
I don't like gossip
I don't like gossip
to share personal or private information about others
to share personal or private information about others
They love to gossip
They love to gossip
a person who likes to share personal or private information about others
a person who likes to share personal or private information about others
He is such a gossip
He is such a gossip
a drink made by mixing alcohol with other liquids
In scenea drink made by mixing alcohol with other liquids
I ordered a fruit cocktail at the bar
I ordered a fruit cocktail at the bar
a mixed alcoholic drink
a mixed alcoholic drink
I ordered a cocktail
I ordered a cocktail
a cold dish made with pieces of food mixed with sauce
a cold dish made with pieces of food mixed with sauce
I ate a fruit cocktail for dessert
I ate a fruit cocktail for dessert
a mixture of different things
a mixture of different things
The medicine is a cocktail of different chemicals
The medicine is a cocktail of different chemicals
pleasant and clean air
In scenepleasant and clean air
I need some fresh air
I need some fresh air
to alter your decision or opinion
In sceneto alter your decision or opinion
I changed my mind about the movie
I changed my mind about the movie
to make a different decision or hold a different opinion than you had before
to make a different decision or hold a different opinion than you had before
I think I will change my mind
I think I will change my mind
one or the other of two things
In sceneone or the other of two things
Either you stay or I go
Either you stay or I go
used to add a similar idea in a negative sentence
used to add a similar idea in a negative sentence
I do not like apples and she does not either
I do not like apples and she does not either
used to add a negative statement
used to add a negative statement
I don't like it either
I don't like it either
feeling or showing great anger
In scenefeeling or showing great anger
He was furious with me
He was furious with me
the act of preparing a room for the night
In scenethe act of preparing a room for the night
The hotel provides a nightly turndown service
The hotel provides a nightly turndown service
to put something into action
In sceneto put something into action
Use your brain to solve this
Use your brain to solve this
to have a need for something
In sceneto have a need for something
I could really use some help
I could really use some help
the reason for which something is done
In scenethe reason for which something is done
That information has no use
That information has no use
to trick someone for your own advantage
to trick someone for your own advantage
He used me for his benefit
He used me for his benefit
to give a good reason for something
to give a good reason for something
She used the rain as a reason for being late
She used the rain as a reason for being late
to make use of something
to make use of something
Can I use your pen
Can I use your pen
to use something in a wrong or harmful way
to use something in a wrong or harmful way
He misused his power
He misused his power
to indicate that something happened regularly in the past but no longer does
to indicate that something happened regularly in the past but no longer does
I used to swim every morning
I used to swim every morning
to use rude or offensive language
to use rude or offensive language
Do not use bad words here
Do not use bad words here
to make use of something
to make use of something
You can use these tools for work
You can use these tools for work
many times or often
many times or often
I use my computer often
I use my computer often
to be familiar with something through experience
to be familiar with something through experience
I am used to waking up early
I am used to waking up early
to make secret plans with others to do something wrong
In sceneto make secret plans with others to do something wrong
They conspired to rob the bank
They conspired to rob the bank
to secretly plan something together
to secretly plan something together
They conspired to overthrow the government
They conspired to overthrow the government
to make secret plans with others to do something wrong
to make secret plans with others to do something wrong
The villains conspired to steal the treasure
The villains conspired to steal the treasure
lacking experience or knowledge
In scenelacking experience or knowledge
She was too naive to see the trick
She was too naive to see the trick
used to express acceptance or agreement
In sceneused to express acceptance or agreement
Okay, I agree
Okay, I agree
in a good or acceptable state
in a good or acceptable state
I am okay
I am okay
used to start a sentence or get attention
used to start a sentence or get attention
Okay, let's go
Okay, let's go
used to emphasize that something is true or to add information
In sceneused to emphasize that something is true or to add information
In fact, it is very cold
In fact, it is very cold
something that is true
In scenesomething that is true
It is a fact that the earth is round
It is a fact that the earth is round
something that is true or real
something that is true or real
It is a fact that the earth is round
It is a fact that the earth is round
something known to be true
something known to be true
This is a known fact
This is a known fact
almost certainly; very likely
In scenealmost certainly; very likely
It will probably rain today
It will probably rain today