Jonathan was a collage student participating in business. He has always wanted to start a business with his best friend Connor. Jonathan wanted to start an arcade, but Connor wanted to start a water park. They argued for at least 3 hours, but finally settled on a water park. The only thing stopping them was the cost of buying the land. The total for the land was $30,000, and they had no way to pay for it. They wound up saving $1,000 a month for 30 months. They were finally able to pay for the land! They built the water park and on the first day of business, they made $6,000! In the end, they were able to buy new houses, and keep running the water park. Today, Jonathan and Connor are millionaires!
(This is fictional.)
Answer: I am taking this answer from the dictionary so that way you can get a better understanding of the word.
UTILIZE
u·ti·lize
/ˈyoodlˌīz/
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verb
verb: utilize; 3rd person present: utilizes; past tense: utilized; past participle: utilized; gerund or present participle: utilizing; verb: utilise; 3rd person present: utilises; past tense: utilised; past participle: utilised; gerund or present participle: utilising
make practical and effective use of.
"vitamin C helps your body utilize the iron present in your diet"
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1. far over the misty mountain cold
2.the dungeons deep and caverns old
3.we must away or break a day
4.to claim our long forgotten gold
5.the winds were moaning in the night
