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offering

/ˈɒf.ər.ɪŋ/

Traduction: Nom désignant ce qui est offert, donné ou présenté, par exemple un cadeau, un sacrifice ou un produit mis en vente., Verbe désignant l'action de présenter quelque chose pour qu'il soit accepté ou refusé, ou de proposer quelque chose.

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noun

/ˈɒf.ər.ɪŋ/B1formal
  • frNom désignant ce qui est offert, donné ou présenté, par exemple un cadeau, un sacrifice ou un produit mis en vente.

A noun referring to something that is given, offered, or presented, such as a gift, sacrifice, or product available for sale.

  1. Act of providingB1formal

    Something that is given or offered to someone, often as a gift or contribution.

    froffrande

    • The charity accepted our offering of clothes and food.
    • He made a generous offering to the fundraiser.
    • The church collects offerings during the service.

    Synonymesbenefactioncontributiondonationendowmentgiftgrantpresent

    Antonymesdenialrefusalrejectionretentionwithdrawal

  2. Product or serviceB2formal

    A product, service, or opportunity made available for sale or use.

    frOffre (produit ou service)

    • The company's latest offering is a new smartphone model.
    • This course is part of our training offerings.
    • The menu features several vegetarian offerings.

    Synonymescommoditygooditemproductpropositionservicesolution

  3. Religious sacrificeC1formal

    A gift or sacrifice presented to a deity or religious institution.

    frOffrande religieuse

    • The priest prepared the burnt offering on the altar.
    • Ancient rituals often involved animal offerings.
    • They brought offerings of fruit and grain to the temple.

    Synonymesimmolationlibationoblationsacrificevotive

Formes
  • offerings plural form
  • offerings' possessive plural form
  • offering's possessive singular form
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verb

offer/ˈɒf.ər/A2formal
  • frVerbe désignant l'action de présenter quelque chose pour qu'il soit accepté ou refusé, ou de proposer quelque chose.

A verb used to indicate the act of presenting something for acceptance or rejection, or proposing something.

  1. Propose or PresentA2formal

    To present something for acceptance or rejection; to make available.

    frProposer ou présenter

    • She offered me a seat on the bus.
    • The company offered a great job opportunity.
    • He offered to help with the heavy boxes.

    Synonymesextendpresentprofferproposesubmitsuggesttendervolunteer

    Antonymesdeclinerefuserejectretractwithdraw

  2. Express WillingnessA2formal

    To voluntarily propose to do something for someone.

    frProposer de faire quelque chose

    • They offered to drive us to the airport.
    • I offered my advice on the matter.
    • She offered her services as a translator.

    Synonymescome forwardextendprofferproposetendervolunteer

    Antonymesdeclinedenyrefusewithhold

  3. Provide for SaleB1formal

    To make goods or services available for purchase.

    frproposer à la vente

    • The store offers discounts during the holidays.
    • This restaurant offers a variety of vegetarian dishes.
    • They offer free delivery on orders over $50.

    Synonymeshawkmarketpeddleprovideretailsellsupplyvend

    Antonymesrescindretractwithdrawwithhold

Formes
  • offered past participle
  • offered past simple
  • offering present participle
  • offers third person singular

Variantes phrasaloffer up

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