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usar to use; to utilise; to employ; to make use of; to sport (to wear, wield or have as a notable feature)

usar is the #86 most common word in Portuguese, a verb. It means “to use; to utilise; to employ; to make use of; to sport (to wear, wield or have as a notable feature)” and is pronounced /uˈza(ʁ)/.

#86frequency rank
0.12%of everyday Portuguese text
Level 1Beginner 1

Forms of usar

FormWhat it isMeaning
usoI · presentI use
useiI · pastI used
usadopast participleused
usarinfinitiveto use
usarI · infinitiveto use
usaresyou · infinitiveto use
usarhe/she · infinitiveto use
usarmoswe · infinitiveto use
usardesyou (pl.) · infinitiveto use
usaremthey · infinitiveto use
usando-ing formuseing
usadosingular · past participleused
usadosplural · past participleused
usadasingular · past participleused
usadasplural · past participleused
usasyou · presentyou use
usahe/she · presenthe/she uses
usamoswe · presentwe use
usaisyou (pl.) · presentyou (pl.) use
usamthey · presentthey use
usavaI · imperfectI used to use
usavasyou · imperfectyou used to use
usavahe/she · imperfecthe/she used to use
usávamoswe · imperfectwe used to use
usáveisyou (pl.) · imperfectyou (pl.) used to use
usavamthey · imperfectthey used to use
usasteyou · pastyou used
usouhe/she · pasthe/she used
usamoswe · pastwe used
usámoswe · pastwe used
usastesyou (pl.) · pastyou (pl.) used
usaramthey · pastthey used
usaraI · past perfectI had used
usarasyou · past perfectyou had used
usarahe/she · past perfecthe/she had used
usáramoswe · past perfectwe had used
usáreisyou (pl.) · past perfectyou (pl.) had used
usaramthey · past perfectthey had used
usareiI · futureI will use
usarásyou · futureyou will use
usaráhe/she · futurehe/she will use
usaremoswe · futurewe will use
usareisyou (pl.) · futureyou (pl.) will use
usarãothey · futurethey will use
usariaI · conditionalI would use
usariasyou · conditionalyou would use
usariahe/she · conditionalhe/she would use
usaríamoswe · conditionalwe would use

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