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   spent

   /spɛnt/

   verb

   • 1. past and past participle of spend

   adjective

   • 1. having been used and unable to be used again: "a spent matchstick" Similar used upconsumedexhaustedfinisheddepleteddrainedemptiedinformal:played outburnt out
   • ▪ having no power or energy left: "the movement has become a spent force" Similar exhaustedtiredtired outwearyweariedworn outdog-tiredbone-tiredbone-wearyon one's last legsdrainedfatiguedready to dropenervateddebilitatedlimpinformal:done inall indead on one's feetbeatdead beatbushedfagged outknocked outwiped outzonked outworn to a frazzlefrazzledbushwhackedknackeredwhackedjiggeredwabbitpoopedtuckered outfriedwhippedgassedstonkeredvulgar slang:buggeredshagged outrootedarchaic:toilwornrare:fordone

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   How to use spent in a sentence. used up : consumed; exhausted of active or required components or qualities often for a particular purpose… See the full definition

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   Spent can be a verb meaning to use money or time, or an adjective meaning exhausted or ineffective. Learn how to use spent in different contexts and see synonyms and translations.

4. dictionary.cambridge.org › dictionary › englishSPEND | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary

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   SPEND definition: 1. to give money as a payment for something: 2. to use time doing something or being somewhere…. Learn more.

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   3 meanings: 1. → the past tense and past participle of spend 2. used up or exhausted; consumed 3. (of a fish) exhausted by.... Click for more definitions.

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   8 meanings: 1. to pay out (money, wealth, etc) 2. to concentrate (time, effort, thought, etc) upon an object, activity, etc 3..... Click for more definitions.

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   Learn the meaning, synonyms, examples, and history of the verb spend, which means to use up or pay out something. See also related phrases and entries for spend.

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   What does spend mean?

   • Get a quick, free translation! SPENT definition: 1. past simple and past participle of spend 2. Something that is spent has been used so that it no…. Learn more.

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   What does spent mean in a sentence?

   • She has spent her whole life in Mumbai. He spent a sleepless night in the tent. Spent is also used to mean exhausted or given out. It is noteworthy that the sentences that give out this meaning always use spent, not spend. For example, The hurricane gradually spent itself. The preliminary surge of interest has spent itself.

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   What is a past form of spend?

   • As the past forms of spend, it can refer to: The act of using money to pay for something I’ve already spent my whole salary. She spent no more than hundred dollars. My parents have spent too much money on this.

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   What does it mean to spend time?

   • [transitive] to use time for a particular purpose; to pass time spend something + adv./prep. We spent the day at the beach. I like to spend time with my friends. Her childhood was spent in Italy. spend something on something How long did you spend on your homework? spend something doing something They spent the whole night talking.

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   What is a spend adverb?

   • [VERB noun adverb/preposition] The spend on a particular thing is the amount of money that is spent on it, or will be spent. ...the marketing and advertising spend. Collins COBUILD Advanced Learner’s Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers It seems that your browser is blocking this video content.

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   What does it mean if you're spent?

   • If you're spent, you are completely worn out or exhausted. Almost everyone feels completely spent after climbing a mountain or running a marathon. When you're spent, you've used up your reserves of energy, and when a physical item is spent, it's outlived its usefulness.

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   After nearly 3 decades spent as a teacher, she's ready for a career change. I spend too much time watching television. Just spend a few minutes checking your work. He plans to spend a week touring the south coast. I spent about 20 minutes reading the wrong manual. In the summer she spent two weeks doing work experience at a law firm.