Definition of non-use in English:

non-use

(also non-usage)

noun nɒnˈjuːs

mass noun

The refusal or failure to use something.
拒绝使用；无法使用
considerations that determine the present non-use of these sophisticated weapons
Example sentencesExamples
- Over the years, the main explanation of non-use has centred on the notion of nuclear deterrence: states have been deterred from using nuclear weapons because of the concerns of retaliation in kind by adversaries.
- Another part of the problem is our non-use of tele- or video-conferencing.
- The latter is clearly unable to cultivate all the land he has acquired, so Theroux asks him why another landless man shouldn't take some of it, especially as non-use was cited as one reason for invasion.
- A study of college students has shown that skills related to attention, memory, and learning are impaired among people who use marijuana heavily, even after 24 hours of non-use.
- In Norway there are monthly cash benefits of up to £294 for parents caring for children aged between one and three where there is non-use or limited use of state-subsidised daycare centres.
- Finally, clinicians' perceptions of the dangers of magnesium sulphate may have contributed to the drug's non-use.
- There is evidence that long-standing asthma or non-usage of steroid inhalers for asthma can lead to changes in the structure of the airways and partly irreversible airflow limitation.
- The results suggest that even after 30 years of non-use, residual vocabulary knowledge can be found.
- We would do a wide array of motion exercises to try and loosen and strengthen the muscles in my neck, which had severely atrophied from non-use.
- We conducted in-depth interviews of young women to elicit accounts of the factors influencing their use and non-use of emergency contraception after problems with contraception.
- Boutros-Ghali's 1995 Supplement to an Agenda for Peace reasserts the crucial importance of consent, impartiality, and non-use of force to operational success.
- But when my mom noticed that the book seemed to collect a lot of dust in my cabinet from non-use, she quit trying to add recipes to it.
- It's very clear that non-use of contraception is the biggest factor in crisis pregnancy.
- And according to the report prepared as a breakdown of where efficiency savings could be made, 268 of the phones have not been used in the past three months and there is evidence to suggest that this level of non-use is regular.
Synonyms
non-employment, lack of use

Derivatives

non-user

noun

By young adulthood 7% were daily users and in young women this level of use was associated with over five times the odds of depression and anxiety found in non-users.
Example sentencesExamples
- These are non-users who live in households that have Internet connections and in which other family members go online from home.
- It was estimated that daily users of cannabis had rates of psychotic symptoms between 1.6 and 1.8 times higher than those of non-users.
- 70 per cent of us in the UK already have one and the suspicion must be that the remaining 30 per cent are resolute non-users.
- Only 31 percent of Americans expect to be able to find reliable information about someone online; 35 percent of Internet users say this and 25 percent of non-users say this.

单词	non-use
释义	Definition of non-use in English: non-use (also non-usage) noun nɒnˈjuːs mass noun The refusal or failure to use something. 拒绝使用；无法使用 considerations that determine the present non-use of these sophisticated weapons Example sentencesExamples Over the years, the main explanation of non-use has centred on the notion of nuclear deterrence: states have been deterred from using nuclear weapons because of the concerns of retaliation in kind by adversaries. Another part of the problem is our non-use of tele- or video-conferencing. The latter is clearly unable to cultivate all the land he has acquired, so Theroux asks him why another landless man shouldn't take some of it, especially as non-use was cited as one reason for invasion. A study of college students has shown that skills related to attention, memory, and learning are impaired among people who use marijuana heavily, even after 24 hours of non-use. In Norway there are monthly cash benefits of up to £294 for parents caring for children aged between one and three where there is non-use or limited use of state-subsidised daycare centres. Finally, clinicians' perceptions of the dangers of magnesium sulphate may have contributed to the drug's non-use. There is evidence that long-standing asthma or non-usage of steroid inhalers for asthma can lead to changes in the structure of the airways and partly irreversible airflow limitation. The results suggest that even after 30 years of non-use, residual vocabulary knowledge can be found. We would do a wide array of motion exercises to try and loosen and strengthen the muscles in my neck, which had severely atrophied from non-use. We conducted in-depth interviews of young women to elicit accounts of the factors influencing their use and non-use of emergency contraception after problems with contraception. Boutros-Ghali's 1995 Supplement to an Agenda for Peace reasserts the crucial importance of consent, impartiality, and non-use of force to operational success. But when my mom noticed that the book seemed to collect a lot of dust in my cabinet from non-use, she quit trying to add recipes to it. It's very clear that non-use of contraception is the biggest factor in crisis pregnancy. And according to the report prepared as a breakdown of where efficiency savings could be made, 268 of the phones have not been used in the past three months and there is evidence to suggest that this level of non-use is regular. Synonyms non-employment, lack of use Derivatives non-user noun By young adulthood 7% were daily users and in young women this level of use was associated with over five times the odds of depression and anxiety found in non-users. Example sentencesExamples These are non-users who live in households that have Internet connections and in which other family members go online from home. It was estimated that daily users of cannabis had rates of psychotic symptoms between 1.6 and 1.8 times higher than those of non-users. 70 per cent of us in the UK already have one and the suspicion must be that the remaining 30 per cent are resolute non-users. Only 31 percent of Americans expect to be able to find reliable information about someone online; 35 percent of Internet users say this and 25 percent of non-users say this.
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