Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Spend"

A: = You'll spend the needed amount of money to make her happy.

= You'll spare no expenses to see her happy.

= Money has no value compared to her happiness, so you'll spend however much it takes to make her happy.

A: You must mention a period of time when using "spent" and "any other verb" together.
You can't just say: I have spent studying, but rather: I have spent five years studying in London.
The full sentence you wrote included "the fifth consecutive week" as a period of time, which means: I have spent five consecutive weeks working.
You could also say: The five years that I spent studying in London were awesome, which means: the five years spent in London were awesome.

A: with money / possessions it means to give out and then receive a product in return.

it can also mean to do something like when you say "I spend time with my mother" you're saying that you did something with your mother for a period of time.

A: To spend = gastar
"I spend a lot of money" = "Gasto mucho dinero".

A: @Dotori: below typical can mean below the normal range (below the norm)
spent so far in money is how much you have spent to the present time

A: A student's time is best spent studying.

A: You spend too much money on clothes!
I spent $50 on food the other day
If you spend a night in jail, maybe you’ll reflect on your actions!
I spent all day studying and still failed the test.
After hiking 20 miles, she was totally spent and went right to sleep

A: Spend can be used as in “I spend a lot of money” it is saying like you do this regularly.
Spent can be used as in “I spent a lot of money last month” where it is like a specific time ago. Spent is also the past tense form of spend, so there aren’t really differences, but I gave the example sentences, if you can understand them!

A: I love to spend time with my friends.
I spend too much time at work.
I make sure I spend more time on math than I do drawing.

A: I spent (past) my last holiday in Germany

A: "Spent" is the past tense as well as the past participle form of "spend".

On average I spend $100 a day.
Yesterday I spent $100.
So far today I've spent $50.

A: Cost is how much an item is worth and spend is how much you pay for the item.

A: spend - when you gonna spend money on some item.
cost - the price, amount of money you have to pay for an item.

Examples:
This shirt costs too much. (is too expensive)
I have to spend some money on food.

A: Spend: how long it took (to do it)
Last: how long it remained/worked/ "duró" (something)

A: Spend es gastar y waste es malgastar.

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A: × I spend at least 20minutes to study Japanese
✓ I spend at least 20 minutes studying Japanese everyday.

× everyday,sometimes I study more than 20minutes.
✓ Sometimes, I even study more than 20 minutes.

A: Very nice! Your pronunciation is so good. Congratulations!

A: Awesome! the last part is a little unclear, but your pronunciation is really good. ^^

A: he spends 3 years trying to recall his own past. "i don't know who i am," he says, "i don't know where i'm going, none of it."

right?

A: ''I spent a nice weekend in (X)''

or if you spent multiple weekends

''I spent a great few weekends in (X)''