Synonym: consume, exhaust, spend, use up, waste. Similar words: expenditure, current expenditure, government expenditures, expense, expenses, expensive, inexpensive, spare no expense. Meaning: [ɪk'spend] v. 1. use up, consume fully 2. pay out.
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31. He had only six hours' coal on board, and he intended to expend that in fighting....
32. This will never be a civilized country until we expend more money for books than we do for chewing gum. Elbert Hubbard
33. Some expend tremendous energy desperately trying to stop the clock.
34. Carrying small weights increases the calories you expend when walking for fitness.
35. What we know less about is why some people expend energy in short bursts while others sustain much longer bursts.
36. To spend or expend intemperately or wastefully; squander.
37. They expend the time of addressee, energy and money.
38. When the deadline of this contract reached, Party B shall return the leased car or expend the contract immediately, or Party A has the right to report to judicial office and decide according to law.
39. They expend the entire amount of their allowance, in subscriptions, under my direction.
40. The international commercial arbitration had been developing swiftly and violently, one of the reasons is the arbitrable issues' expend.
41. Plan to expend our China factory to meet extensive requirement.
42. At this point, a user will be willing to expend a little effort to learn more.
43. Outdoor Expend Training ( hereinafter referred to as OET ) was originally proposed decades ago.
44. Clytemnestra persuades Agamemnon to expend public wealth by treading upon delicate, invaluable fabrics, thereby destroying them, as a token of his triumph.
45. Ageing warmheartedness and kind-hearted natural . has ready in the interest of the peace undertaking to expend self capability.
46. All those matter expend the great mass of the subsidiary company's gross profit analysis . "
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47. The subject of visitation right should be expend and the object of it should be a personal benefits and we can replenish its concrete content from the aspects of time and way to use it.
48. The spirit of Fifa and soccer expend infinitely on a small ball.
49. Thank you General Manager, for you expend in your labor.
50. They expend all their strength in trying to climb out.
51. Especially for the buried cable, if the fault point can't be located quickly and precisely, it would expend a lot of time, funds and manpower.
52. Don't expend all your energy on such a useless job.
53. Small faucet can cause the attention of people not quite probably, be in however summer uses water fastigium this, the stand or fall of faucet can affect domestic water to expend defray directly.
54. It occurred only expend in feminine respect to reflect the physiognomic writing, the judgment way is not only looks but also behavior standard.
55. Mark-sweep and mark-compact collectors, however, expend considerably more effort examining dead objects, because they must examine every object in the heap during the sweep phase.
56. Want to find out supernatural being last night, expend too many energies.
57. Export credit insurance guarantee for its liabilities , the more flexible of transaction to expend its market.
58. Earn this bit of Dai Yan to expend, with Liu Ren famous degree have a place really unworthily .
59. Middle or small scale LED dot-matrix display is used widely. When single-chip computer is chosen as its controller, there must have to expend more periphery circuits.
60. Compartmentation of expend, income of revenue and popedom of revenue are not clearly, system of transfer payment and public financial institution under province are to be mended and perfected.
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