used

Modifying Another Word

• so: We're so used to being the big boys.
• not: Extra stuff that is not used does no harm I agree.
• well: The Yeomanry Cavalry, Volunteers and Militia were well used to being called out to pre-empt violence.
• n't: Frank is lovely, but a very nervous dog and is n't used to being left alone.
• now: THE PROPERTY USED TO BE RUN COMMERCIALLY AS AN EQUESTRIAN CENTER AND IS NOW USED AS A PRIVATE PROPERTY.
• quite: All council officers carry identity cards and are quite used to being challenged - if in doubt, check it out!

Modifies a noun

• car: Featured Sites 1 to 10 for " used cars " 1. Jaguar Approved Used Cars.
• motorcycle: A minimum discount of 5 % with up to 10 % off selected new and used motorcycles & scooters.
• textbook: Skyrocketing demand for used textbooks creates boom for online booksellers.
• caravan: Recently completed expansion programs at both Knottingley and South Cave sites have resulted in easily accessible displays of both new and used caravans.
• vehicle: You can apply to borrow from £ 5,000 for the purpose of buying a new or used motor vehicle up to 5 years old.
• laptop: Flaps covering some ports may be missing which is also normal for used laptops.

Used with adjective complement

• get: Mock Court Room You can get used to being in a court room.
• grow: As a result both Kittens and cats grow up used to being handled, properly house trained and of course healthy.
• become: First, we are becoming used to being watched.
• discard: Service managers should pro-actively consult the local community on discarded used injecting equipment.

Preposition: in

• preparation: BACKGROUND PAPERS USED IN PREPARATION OF THIS REPORT Attached letters.