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apply

/əˈplʌɪ

verb (applies, applying, applied)

1 [no object] Make a formal application or request: you need to apply to the local authority for a grant [with infinitive]: a number of people have applied to vote by proxy...

I decided not to apply to vote in the recent election.
The electorate can apply to cast their vote at elections and the Government is now considering options to expand the scheme.
Any voter who wants to vote but doesn't want to go to the station in person can apply to vote by post.

1.1Put oneself forward formally as a candidate for a job: she had applied for a number of positions...

And it will come as no surprise that a lot of candidates have probably applied for such position.
Peter emerged successful over five other candidates who had applied for the position.
The job will be offered to one of the 16 unsuccessful candidates who applied for the job last year.

2 [no object] Be applicable or relevant: prices do not apply to public holiday periods normal rules apply...

If you then go, if you would, to the document that was given to me when I sought to find out the relevant rules that apply to lodging a group nomination.
By his actions he has shown that he believes the normal rules do not apply to him.
Check with your employer or plan administrator regarding the rules that apply to the qualified plan.

Synonyms

be relevant, have relevance to, have a bearing on, bear on, appertain, pertain, relate, concern, be concerned with, have to do with;

be pertinent, be significant, be apt, be apposite, be appropriate, be fitting, be germane;

affect, involve, cover, deal with, touch

2.1 [with object] Bring or put into operation or use: the oil industry has failed to apply appropriate standards of care...

‘The ideas and innovations which have been brought together can be applied to any home,’ she said.
Also, the mission must be applied to the facility operations and the camp priorities.
Until now, that provision has never been applied to efforts to bring terrorist criminals to justice.

3 [with object] Put or spread (a substance) on a surface: the sealer can be applied to new wood...

An oily, fingerprint-like substance was applied to the recording surfaces of two discs.
Densely rendered layers of pastel, mud and paint are applied to surfaces with images referencing the elements of fire, water, air and earth.
To control the growth of these organisms on boats, antifouling coatings are periodically applied to their surfaces.

Synonyms

put on, rub in, spread, smear, cover with, work in

3.1Use; exert: smooth over with a cloth, applying even pressure...

Where education does not prevent or correct the situation, the Coalition employs advocacy and applies additional pressure.
The blood stained the silken cloth as he applied pressure to the wound.
In recent times, going on strike to apply pressure for any grievance in favour of employees has become the in-thing.

Synonyms

exert, administer, implement, use, exercise, employ, utilize, practise, put into practice, execute, prosecute, enact, carry out, put to use, bring into effect/play, bring to bear

4 (apply oneself) Give one’s full attention to a task; work hard: for two years, she applied herself to her studies with dedication...

The fact is girls study harder and apply themselves to tasks more.
He said: ‘I want head teachers to be tough with teachers within their schools to make sure that the teachers are applying themselves to their tasks.’
From the Eagles' perspective, the run into the finals is going to be an absorbing affair, as August is traditionally the time when players apply themselves to the task in earnest.

Synonyms

be diligent, be industrious, be assiduous, show commitment, show dedication;

work hard, study hard, exert oneself, make an effort, spare no effort, try hard, do one's best, give one's all, buckle down/to, put one's shoulder to the wheel, keep one's nose to the grindstone;

strive, endeavour, struggle, labour, toil;

pay attention, be attentive, commit oneself, devote oneself;

persevere, persist

informal put one's back in it, knuckle down, use some elbow grease, get stuck in

Derivatives

applier

/əˈplʌɪə

/ noun ...

It might seem odd at first; we might assume that people who believe in miracles are highly unlikely to become good scientists or even good appliers of science (which doctors are).
Equipment should include an extra suction machine, autotransfusion assembly, vascular clamps, and clip appliers.
Integration of the color team and paint appliers is crucial.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French aplier, from Latin applicare 'fold, fasten to', from ad- 'to' + plicare 'to fold'.

单词	apply
释义	apply /əˈplʌɪ / verb (applies, applying, applied) 1 [no object] Make a formal application or request: you need to apply to* the local authority for a grant* [with infinitive]: a number of people have applied to vote by proxy... I decided not to apply to vote in the recent election. The electorate can apply to cast their vote at elections and the Government is now considering options to expand the scheme. Any voter who wants to vote but doesn't want to go to the station in person can apply to vote by post. 1.1Put oneself forward formally as a candidate for a job: she had applied for* a number of positions... And it will come as no surprise that a lot of candidates have probably applied for such position. Peter emerged successful over five other candidates who had applied for the position. The job will be offered to one of the 16 unsuccessful candidates who applied for the job last year. 2 [no object]* Be applicable or relevant: prices do not apply to* public holiday periods* normal rules apply... If you then go, if you would, to the document that was given to me when I sought to find out the relevant rules that apply to lodging a group nomination. By his actions he has shown that he believes the normal rules do not apply to him. Check with your employer or plan administrator regarding the rules that apply to the qualified plan. Synonyms be relevant, have relevance to, have a bearing on, bear on, appertain, pertain, relate, concern, be concerned with, have to do with; be pertinent, be significant, be apt, be apposite, be appropriate, be fitting, be germane; affect, involve, cover, deal with, touch 2.1 [with object] Bring or put into operation or use: the oil industry has failed to apply appropriate standards of care... ‘The ideas and innovations which have been brought together can be applied to any home,’ she said. Also, the mission must be applied to the facility operations and the camp priorities. Until now, that provision has never been applied to efforts to bring terrorist criminals to justice. 3 [with object] Put or spread (a substance) on a surface: the sealer can be applied to* new wood... An oily, fingerprint-like substance was applied to the recording surfaces of two discs. Densely rendered layers of pastel, mud and paint are applied to surfaces with images referencing the elements of fire, water, air and earth. To control the growth of these organisms on boats, antifouling coatings are periodically applied to their surfaces. Synonyms put on, rub in, spread, smear, cover with, work in 3.1Use; exert: smooth over with a cloth, applying even pressure... Where education does not prevent or correct the situation, the Coalition employs advocacy and applies additional pressure. The blood stained the silken cloth as he applied pressure to the wound. In recent times, going on strike to apply pressure for any grievance in favour of employees has become the in-thing. Synonyms exert, administer, implement, use, exercise, employ, utilize, practise, put into practice, execute, prosecute, enact, carry out, put to use, bring into effect/play, bring to bear 4 (apply oneself) Give one’s full attention to a task; work hard: for two years, she applied herself to her studies with dedication... The fact is girls study harder and apply themselves to tasks more. He said: ‘I want head teachers to be tough with teachers within their schools to make sure that the teachers are applying themselves to their tasks.’ From the Eagles' perspective, the run into the finals is going to be an absorbing affair, as August is traditionally the time when players apply themselves to the task in earnest. Synonyms be diligent, be industrious, be assiduous, show commitment, show dedication; work hard, study hard, exert oneself, make an effort, spare no effort, try hard, do one's best, give one's all, buckle down/to, put one's shoulder to the wheel, keep one's nose to the grindstone; strive, endeavour, struggle, labour, toil; pay attention, be attentive, commit oneself, devote oneself; persevere, persist informal* put one's back in it, knuckle down, use some elbow grease, get stuck in Derivatives applier /əˈplʌɪə / noun ... It might seem odd at first; we might assume that people who believe in miracles are highly unlikely to become good scientists or even good appliers of science (which doctors are). Equipment should include an extra suction machine, autotransfusion assembly, vascular clamps, and clip appliers. Integration of the color team and paint appliers is crucial. Origin Late Middle English: from Old French aplier, from Latin applicare 'fold, fasten to', from ad- 'to' + plicare 'to fold'. Rhymes ally, Altai, assai, awry, ay, aye, Baha'i, belie, bi, Bligh, buy, by, bye, bye-bye, chi, Chiangmai, Ciskei, comply, cry, Cy, Dai, defy, deny, Di, die, do-or-die, dry, Dubai, dye, espy, eye, fie, fly, forbye, fry, Frye, goodbye (US goodby), guy, hereby, hi, hie, high, I, imply, I-spy, July, kai, lie, lye, Mackay, misapply, my, nearby, nigh, Nye, outfly, passer-by, phi, pi, pie, ply, pry, psi, Qinghai, rai, rely, rocaille, rye, scry, serai, shanghai, shy, sigh, sky, Skye, sky-high, sly, spin-dry, spry, spy, sty, Sukhotai, supply, Tai, Thai, thereby, thigh, thy, tie, Transkei, try, tumble-dry, underlie, Versailles, Vi, vie, whereby, why, wry, Wye, xi, Xingtai, Yantai
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