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apply to

   Also found in: Legal 0.01 sec.
apply something to something 
1. Lit. to put something onto the surface of something. Apply the decal to the surface of the glass. Apply the paint evenly to each surface.
2. Fig. to use something, such as force, effort, etc., on something or in the performance of some task. Apply more effort in your school work. An even greater effort has been applied to make sure we finish on time.
See also: apply

apply to someone or something

[for rules, laws, etc.] to affect someone or something; to be relevant to someone or something. Does this rule apply to me? These policies apply only to very large companies.
See also: apply


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Do this because that will help you find a credit card company online to apply to, and perhaps this will include a credit card you don''t have, or if you should be seeking a credit card with a lower credit line, or a secured line of credit.
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Using your blush brush simply swirl and tap in your lid and apply to cheeks.
 
 
 
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