英和和英

use exertion

to make good use of something

use one's pull

to resort to artifice―resort to trickery

promotion of public welfare

to draw upon one's resources

to show one's presence of mind―take the hint

to show one's presence of mind

use circumlocution

to resort to a shift―be put to one's shifts―cut off one's nose to spite one's face

to be put to one's shifts

use diligently

use a pull

to accommodate oneself to circumstances―adapt oneself to altered conditions

use expedition

to consider one's feelings―show delicacy

using in turns

the continuative use

to be used up

to temporize―take half-measures―resort to makeshifts

use to the utmost

exploit resources

to use for a wrong purpose

a messenger who is sent out again

put to use

put to use

use to the limit

use sparingly

to use prudence

to avail oneself of an opportunity―make the most of an opportunity