English to Esperanto Meaning of spend - elspezi

Spend :
elspezi

elspezi, konsumi, malversar, verŝi, kovrita, investas, asigni, vivi, forpasi, malŝparo, dum, pasas, plenumi, ekzekuti, konduto, TransACT, sekvu, pasi, sekvi

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Definitions of spend in English
Verb(1) use up a period of time in a specific way(2) pay out(3) spend completely
Examples of spend in English
(1) The company carefully monitors the effectiveness of its advertising spend , and monitors the sites from which punters travel to place bets.(2) At the same time, credit card companies and hire purchase outfits are queuing up to let us spend money we don't have yet.(3) Last week the town council passed a motion to spend a day picking up litter around the town.(4) That leaves less money for Americans to spend on domestic goods and services.(5) This has been achieved by increasing customer numbers and their average spend .(6) Moreover, the average spend by overseas visitors in the county is significantly less than in other regions.(7) It was forced to spend vast sums of money renovating stores.(8) Health Boards around the country lowered their advertising spend by up to 50 per cent in recent months in order to trim costs.(9) That boosts corporate profits, which gives businesses the power to spend and hire.(10) The directories secure seven per cent of the advertising spend in Ireland.(11) That is, the higher the spend on the advertising, the worse the movie is.(12) The ten celebrities will spend two weeks in Australia surviving on rice and water.(13) The average spend per child is continuing to rise year-on-year.(14) the average spend at the cafe is about $10 a head(15) Corporate America's reluctance to spend and hire has been the biggest drag on this lackluster recovery.(16) Advertising spend all but dried up over July and August.
Related Phrases of spend
(1) spend time ::
elspezi tempon
(2) to spend ::
elspezi
(3) spend money ::
elspezas monon
(4) spend the night ::
tranokti
(5) spend on ::
elspezas por
(6) spend a lot of money ::
pasigas multan monon
(7) spend money on ::
elspezi monon
(8) spend a lot ::
pasigas multan
(9) spend the day ::
pasigas la tagon
Synonyms
Verb
1. pay out ::
pagas ekstere
2. pass ::
pasas
3. put in ::
meti en
4. use up ::
foruzi
5. drop ::
faligi
Antonyms
1. renew ::
renovigi
2. replace ::
anstataŭigi
Different Forms
spend, spendable, spender, spenders, spending, spends
Word Example from TV Shows
You want to spend your last few years on the sea

You want to SPEND your last few years on the sea

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 2

So, when you said you wouldn't want to spend that much time

So, when you said you wouldn't want to SPEND that much time

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 5

Why don't you go get drunk, spend all this on whores?

Why don't you go get drunk, SPEND all this on whores?

Vikings Season 1, Episode 3

I spend so much energy fighting the urge not to use...

I SPEND so much energy fighting the urge not to use...

Breaking Bad Season 3, Episode 11

Oh, actually, Emily was gonna spend the night.

Oh, actually, Emily was gonna SPEND the night.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 24

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