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1 usefulness
noun utilidadusefulness n utilidadtr['jʊːsfʊlnəs]1 utilidad nombre femenino, provechousefulness ['ju:sfəlnəs] n: utilidad fn.• utilidad s.f.• útil s.m.'juːsfəlnəs, 'juːsfəlnɪsmass noun utilidad fthis law/machine has outlived its usefulness — esta ley/máquina ha quedado desfasada or ha dejado de prestar utilidad
['juːsfʊlnɪs]N utilidad f* * *['juːsfəlnəs, 'juːsfəlnɪs]mass noun utilidad fthis law/machine has outlived its usefulness — esta ley/máquina ha quedado desfasada or ha dejado de prestar utilidad
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2 outlive
tr[aʊt'lɪv]1 sobrevivir a\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto outlive its usefulness dejar de ser útil, ya no tener razón de serv.• durar más que v.• sobrevivir v.• sobrevivir a v.'aʊt'lɪvtransitive verb sobrevivir a[aʊt'lɪv]VT sobrevivir athe agreement has outlived its original purpose — el acuerdo ha durado más tiempo de lo que se había planeado
she dropped men as soon as they outlived their usefulness — abandonaba a los hombres tan pronto como dejaban de resultarle útiles
* * *['aʊt'lɪv]transitive verb sobrevivir a
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