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offer
verb (offered , offering )
1 to put forward (a gift, payment or suggestion, etc) for acceptance, refusal or consideration.
2 formal to provide a site offering the best view .
3 intr to state one's willingness to do something.
4 to present something for sale.
5 to provide an opportunity for something a job offering rapid promotion .
6 intr to present itself; to occur if opportunity offers .
7 tr & intr to propose (a sum of money) as payment to someone offer him £250 for the car .
8 (also offer something up) to present (a prayer or sacrifice) to God.
9 to show (resistance, etc).
10 (usu offer up something) technical in eg joinery, etc: to position or hold up (a part, etc) to test its size or suitability, etc before fixing it.
noun
1 an act of offering.
2 something that is offered, especially an amount of money offered to buy something.
3 old use a proposal, especially of marriage.
[Anglo-Saxon offrian , from Latin offerre , from ob- towards + ferre to bring]
offerer or offeror noun someone who offers something, especially shares for sale.
on offer for sale, especially at a reduced price.
under offer said of a house: for which a possible buyer has made an offer, but with the contracts still to be signed.
verb (offered , offering )
1 to put forward (a gift, payment or suggestion, etc) for acceptance, refusal or consideration.
2 formal to provide a site offering the best view .
3 intr to state one's willingness to do something.
4 to present something for sale.
5 to provide an opportunity for something a job offering rapid promotion .
6 intr to present itself; to occur if opportunity offers .
7 tr & intr to propose (a sum of money) as payment to someone offer him £250 for the car .
8 (also offer something up) to present (a prayer or sacrifice) to God.
9 to show (resistance, etc).
10 (usu offer up something) technical in eg joinery, etc: to position or hold up (a part, etc) to test its size or suitability, etc before fixing it.
noun
1 an act of offering.
2 something that is offered, especially an amount of money offered to buy something.
3 old use a proposal, especially of marriage.
[Anglo-Saxon offrian , from Latin offerre , from ob- towards + ferre to bring]
offerer or offeror noun someone who offers something, especially shares for sale.
on offer for sale, especially at a reduced price.
under offer said of a house: for which a possible buyer has made an offer, but with the contracts still to be signed.
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