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Meanings of spend in English

Portuguese
gastar
Catalan
gastar
Spanish
dejar caer

Pay out.

gastar
Portuguese
fazer passar
Catalan
passar
Spanish
pasar

To pass time in a specific way.

fazer passar
Usage of spend in English
1
I don't know... spend a year in the South of France maybe.
Family album
2
First, students were supposed to spend approximately 15 minutes on this question.
The Irish Times
3
You are going to spend a certain amount of money this year.
Time management for system administrators
4
Align's products also allow doctors to spend less time with each patient.
Reuters
5
The question is how much is it prepared to spend? he said.
Reuters
6
Five hundred corporations spend five billion dollars a year on this technology.
Jurassic Park
7
Or coming home to spend it with friends and family in Ireland?
The Irish Times
8
Higher productivity means people expect bigger pay checks; confident consumers spend more.
Reuters
9
I want to spend six months of the year with my dad'.
Faerie Wars
10
Unfortunately, what's given up is the time doctors spend with the patient.
Every patient tells a story: medical mysteries and the art of di...
11
As per our Constitution, the country can't spend money without Congress' approval.
Ebony
12
It's a great way to spend the holiday with a new baby.
Journey
13
We spend years investing in the development of new and better technology.
The Irish Times
14
Today, you will spend the day getting to know your new tribe.
Stand by your hitman
15
The brothers spend nearly all of the next morning in the factory.
Floyd Grandon's Honor
16
In some cases, the subjects and artist will spend several days together.
BBC
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Translations for spend
Spend through the time
Spend across language varieties
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
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