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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈjuːsfl̩/
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• Received-Pronunciation: [ˈjuːsfɫ̩]
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• Canada, General-American: /ˈjusfl̩/
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• Canada, General-American: [ˈjusfɫ̩]
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• Australian, New-Zealand: /ˈjʉːsfəl/
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• Australian, New-Zealand: [ˈjʉːsfɫ̩]
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• CMU ARPABET: Y UW1 S F AH0 L Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From use + -ful.

131 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: nuttig — having a practical or beneficial use
• Albanian: dobishëm — having a practical or beneficial use
• Southern Altai: тузалу (tuzalu) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Arabic: مُفِيد (mufīd) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Arabic: نَافِع (nāfiʕ) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Arabic: مفيد (mufīd) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Armenian: օգտակար (ōgtakar) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Asturian: útil — having a practical or beneficial use
• Azerbaijani: lazımlı — having a practical or beneficial use
• Azerbaijani: faydalı — having a practical or beneficial use
• Azerbaijani: xeyirli — having a practical or beneficial use
• Belarusian: кары́сны (karýsny) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Bengali: ব্যবহারযোগ্য (beboharjoggo) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Bulgarian: поле́зен (polézen) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Catalan: útil — having a practical or beneficial use
• Chinese Cantonese: 有用 (jau5 jung6) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Chinese Mandarin: 有用 (yǒuyòng) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Chinese Mandarin: 實用 /实用 (shíyòng) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Czech: užitečný — having a practical or beneficial use
• Danish: nyttig — having a practical or beneficial use
• Danish: tjenlig — having a practical or beneficial use
• Dutch: nuttig — having a practical or beneficial use
• Esperanto: utila — having a practical or beneficial use
• Estonian: kasulik — having a practical or beneficial use
• Faroese: nýttigur — having a practical or beneficial use
• Finnish: hyödyllinen — having a practical or beneficial use
• Finnish: käytännöllinen — having a practical or beneficial use
• French: utile — having a practical or beneficial use
• West-Frisian: nuttich — having a practical or beneficial use
• Galician: útil — having a practical or beneficial use
• Georgian: სასარგებლო (sasargeblo) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Georgian: მარგებელი (margebeli) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Georgian: გამოსადეგი (gamosadegi) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Georgian: ვარგისი (vargisi) — having a practical or beneficial use
• German: nützlich — having a practical or beneficial use
• German: brauchbar — having a practical or beneficial use
• Gothic: 𐌱𐍂𐌿𐌺𐍃 (bruks) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Gothic: 𐍅𐌰𐌿𐍂𐍃𐍄𐍅𐌴𐌹𐌲𐍃 (waurstweigs) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Greek: χρήσιμος (chrísimos) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Ancient Greek: χρήσιμος (khrḗsimos) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Haitian Creole: itil — having a practical or beneficial use
• Hebrew: שִׁמּוּשִׁי (shimushí) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Hebrew: מוֹעִיל (mo'íl) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Hindi: उपयोगी (upyogī) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Hindi: उपयुक्त (upyukt) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Hungarian: hasznos — having a practical or beneficial use
• Icelandic: gagnlegur — having a practical or beneficial use
• Ido: utila — having a practical or beneficial use
• Indonesian: berguna — having a practical or beneficial use
• Irish: úsáideach — having a practical or beneficial use
• Irish: acrach — having a practical or beneficial use
• Italian: utile — having a practical or beneficial use
• Japanese: 使える (tsukaeru) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Japanese: 有用な (yūyō na) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Japanese: 便利な (benri na) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Japanese: 役立つ (yakudatsu) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Kabuverdianu: jeitozu — having a practical or beneficial use
• Kazakh: пайдалы (paidaly) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Korean: 유용하다 (yuyonghada) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Korean: 도움이 되다 (doum-i doeda) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Central Kurdish: بەسوود (besûd) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Central Kurdish: بەکەڵک (bekellk) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Central Kurdish: بە دەسد (be desd) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Kyrgyz: пайдалуу (paydaluu) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Lao: ທົ່ວໄປ (thūa pai) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Latin: ūtilis — having a practical or beneficial use
• Latvian: derīgs — having a practical or beneficial use
• Lithuanian: naudingas — having a practical or beneficial use
• Luxembourgish: sënnvoll — having a practical or beneficial use
• Macedonian: користен (koristen) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Malay: berguna — having a practical or beneficial use
• Māori: whaihua — having a practical or beneficial use
• Mauritian Creole: itil — having a practical or beneficial use
• Mongolian: хэрэгтэй (xeregtej) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Norwegian Bokmål: tjenlig — having a practical or beneficial use
• Norwegian Bokmål: nyttig — having a practical or beneficial use
• Norwegian Nynorsk: tenleg — having a practical or beneficial use
• Occitan: util — having a practical or beneficial use
• Old English: nytt — having a practical or beneficial use
• Pannonian Rusyn: хасновити (xasnoviti) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Papiamentu: útil — having a practical or beneficial use
• Iranian Persian: سودْمَنْد (sudmand) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Iranian Persian: مُفید (mofid) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Iranian Persian: سودْآوَر (sud'âvar) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Iranian Persian: فایِدِهناک (fâyede-nâk) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Plautdietsch: deenstboa — having a practical or beneficial use
• Plautdietsch: nutzboa — having a practical or beneficial use
• Polish: pożyteczny — having a practical or beneficial use
• Polish: przydatny — having a practical or beneficial use
• Polish: użyteczny — having a practical or beneficial use
• Portuguese: útil — having a practical or beneficial use
• Romanian: util — having a practical or beneficial use
• Romanian: folositor — having a practical or beneficial use
• Romanian: trebuincios — having a practical or beneficial use
• Russian: поле́зный (poléznyj) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Russian: приго́дный (prigódnyj) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Russian: практи́чный (praktíčnyj) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Russian: нели́шний (nelíšnij) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Scottish Gaelic: goireasach — having a practical or beneficial use
• Serbo-Croatian: употрѐбљив — having a practical or beneficial use
• Serbo-Croatian: ко̏рӣстан — having a practical or beneficial use
• Serbo-Croatian: upotrèbljiv — having a practical or beneficial use
• Serbo-Croatian: kȍrīstan — having a practical or beneficial use
• Slovak: užitočný — having a practical or beneficial use
• Slovene: uporaben — having a practical or beneficial use
• Spanish: útil — having a practical or beneficial use
• Spanish: servir — having a practical or beneficial use
• Swahili: faida — having a practical or beneficial use
• Swedish: nyttig — having a practical or beneficial use
• Swedish: användbar — having a practical or beneficial use
• Tagalog: makabuluhan — having a practical or beneficial use
• Tagalog: may bisa — having a practical or beneficial use
• Tajik: муфид (mufid) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Tajik: судманд (sudmand) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Tajik: фоидаовар (foyidaovar) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Telugu: ఉపయోగకరము (upayōgakaramu) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Thai: ประโยชน์ (bprà-yòot) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Turkish: faydalı — having a practical or beneficial use
• Turkish: yararlı — having a practical or beneficial use
• Turkmen: peýdaly — having a practical or beneficial use
• Tuvaluan: aogaa — having a practical or beneficial use
• Ukrainian: кори́сний (korýsnyj) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Urdu: فائِدَہ مَنْد (fāida mand) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Urdu: مُفِید (mufīd) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Uyghur: پايدىلىق (paydiliq) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Uzbek: foydali — having a practical or beneficial use
• Vietnamese: có ích — having a practical or beneficial use
• Welsh: buddiol — having a practical or beneficial use
• Yiddish: נוציק (nutsik) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Yiddish: נוצלעך (nutslekh) — having a practical or beneficial use
• Yiddish: ניצלעך (nitslekh) — having a practical or beneficial use