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1 користуватися
= користатися1) ( використовувати) to use, to make use (of), to put to use, to have the use (of)користуватися кредитом — to possess credit, to be in credit
2) ( діставати вигоду) to profit (by)користуватися нагодою — to take an opportunity, to seize an opportunity, to profit by the occasion
3) ( мати) to enjoyкористуватися авторитетом — to have authority (over, with); to carry authority ( with); to have prestige ( with)
користуватися великим попитом — to be in popular demand, to be much in demand
користуватися попитом — to find a market; to be in requisition
користуватися довір'ям — to have ( to enjoy) the confidence (of)
користуватися загальною повагою — to enjoy universal esteem; to win the respect of all
користуватися кредитом — to be in credit, to possess credit
користуватися перевагою — to enjoy an advantage, to be denied the benefits; to take priority (of)
користуватися повагою — to be respected, to be held in respect
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