reuse [ˌri:ˈju:z] GLAG. preh. glag.
1. reuse (recycle):
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Wood and steel beams, fireplaces, wash basins, toilets, pipes and other household items were collected to be reused.
en.wikipedia.org The second approach seeks to redefine waste from something that we throw away to an opportunity for reuse and redistribution, which is a hallmark of the circular economy approach.
en.wikipedia.org Before the historic nature of runestones was understood, they were often reused as materials in the construction of buildings, churches, and bridges.
en.wikipedia.org In several adaptive reuse projects, PTA developed an expertise in pedestrian-scaled urban commercial and retail projects.
en.wikipedia.org It allows for code reuse and generality through object-oriented concepts and generic programming features.
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