economize|economized|economizes|economizing in English

verb economize (Amer.)

[e'con·o·mize || -maɪz]

save; cut back, be thrifty (also economise)

Use "economize|economized|economizes|economizing" in a sentence

1. 24 So she economized by drinking cheap cooking sherry.

2. 13 We must economize on fuel.

3. 15 Hollywood has been talking about economizing on movie budgets.

4. We're going to have to economize from now on.

5. 3 We'd rather economize on clothes than food.

6. The higher cost is amortized by economizing of resources in short time.

7. 4 If you're poor you have to economize.

8. 15 I'd rather economize on clothes than food.

9. 5 Higher taxes encourage people to economize on fuel.

10. 1 We're going to have to economize from now on.

11. A simple model of atmosphere is described for reducing computation load and economizing the EMS memory.

12. 9 Helen continued to look for work, and to economize.

13. 16 He'd rather economize on clothes and food than travel.

14. 14 We must strictly economize on production and management expenses.

15. This design has the advantage of having a laconic structure and economizing the hardware resource.

16. 18 We should increase production and economize as much as possible.

17. 18 Though water is a renewable resource, we should still economize.

18. 24 Sorry, I can't come out tonight - I'm trying to economize.

19. Our electricity bills are higher than we can afford we must start to economize.

20. 12 Families on low incomes are having to economize on food and heating costs.

21. 21 She really drove home the message that we need to economize.

22. Economize in order to make one's money spin out until next payday.

23. 11 We're looking for ways to help farmers economize on chemicals and fertilizer.

24. 29 Emilie: Well there are always youth hotels, and you can economize there.

25. To economize on runing water, earth, power, raw materials, grains and otic resources.