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verb/ˈgɪv/ gives; gave /ˈgeɪv/; given /ˈgɪvən/; giving[+ obj] to cause or allow someone to have (something) as a present :to make a present of (something)Someone gave me a present. = Someone gave a present to me. = I was given a present. = A present was given (to) me.to cause or allow (something valued or needed) to go to another person, group, etc. :donate [+ obj][+ obj] :to put (something) into someone's hand[+ obj] to provide someone with (something wanted or needed)She has given me a lot of help/support/encouragement. [=she has helped/supported/encouraged me a lot]I'll give you a lift/ride to the station. [=I'll drive you to the station in my car] :to allow someone to have (something wanted or needed)to allow someone to have or take (an amount of time)[+ obj] to treat or regard someone or something with (a particular attitude, feeling, etc.)She gave her friend her complete confidence. = She gave her complete confidence to her friend. [=she trusted her friend completely]to direct (something) toward someone[+ obj] to tell (information) to someoneto express or say (something) to someoneThe informal phrase don't give me that is used in speech to show annoyance when someone tells you something that you do not believe or accept.It's not my fault that we're late. Don't give me that! You were the one who said we didn't have to leave early!to show (something)to offer (something) for consideration or acceptance[+ obj] :to say that someone has or deserves (something)[+ obj] to cause someone to have or experience (something, such as an emotion, a problem, etc.)to cause someone to become affected by (something, such as an illness)to cause someone or something to have (a quality)to cause something to be affected by (something)[+ obj] :to cause someone to get or take (a medicine)[+ obj] to present (a show, speech, etc.) in publicto provide (something) as entertainment or as a social gathering[+ obj] :to do (an action)[+ obj] to cause someone to experience or suffer (a form of punishment)to cause someone to undergo or do (something)To give something thought/consideration (etc.) is to think about it.We've given your proposal a lot of thought and careful consideration. [=we've thought about your proposal a lot and considered it carefully]To give someone a call/ring/buzz/bell is to make a telephone call to someone.If you try to do something, you give it a try or (informally) give it a go/shot/stab.If you would give anything or give your right hand/arm to do or to have something, you want to do or have it very much.[+ obj] :to make (something, such as your hand) available for someoneShe gave [=offered] her hand to him to shake/kiss. = She gave him her hand to shake/kiss. [=she held out her hand toward him so that he could shake/kiss it]When a woman gives her hand in marriage to a man, she marries him. This is a formal and somewhat old-fashioned expression.[+ obj] paysell[+ obj] :to say or judge that someone or something will last for (an amount of time)The doctor gave him only a few weeks to live. [=the doctor said that he would live for only a few weeks][+ obj] informal :to admit (something) to or about someoneI don't really like his movies, but he's a talented actor, I'll give you that. [=I admit that he is a talented actor][+ obj] :to have or produce (something) as a product, result, or effect[+ obj] formal :to cause someone to believe or think (something) - followed by to + verbTo give someone an idea/impression (etc.) is to cause someone to believe or think something.I'm sorry if I gave you the wrong impression. [=I'm sorry if I misled you; I'm sorry if you got the wrong impression from me][no obj]to bend because of force, pressure, or strainto break because of force, pressure, or strain[no obj] :to stop trying to resist or oppose something :to give in or submit to pressureBoth sides refuse to give [=refuse to accept or agree to the demands of the other side] in this dispute.[+ obj] a - used to indicate a possible or assumed state or condition(If) Given better conditions, she'd do the work even better. = She'd do the work even better (if) given better conditions. = If she were given better conditions, she'd do the work even better.b - used to say what you want to have or would prefer to havegive me liberty, or give me death! [=I would rather die than live without liberty] Patrick Henry, Speech (1775) -[+ obj] informal - used in phrases like give a damn to say that you do not care at all about somethinggive as good as you getinformal :to be as forceful in fighting or arguing against others as they are in fighting or arguing against yougive away[phrasal verb]give (something) away or give away (something)to make a present of (something)For a limited time only our store is giving away [=giving] a free can of soda to each and every one of our customers!to lose (something) in a careless wayto allow (something hidden or secret) to become knownPlease don't give away [=reveal] how the trick is done. - see also giveaway, giveaway price give the game away at 1gamegive (someone) away also give away (someone)to bring (the bride) to the groom at a weddingto reveal the truth about (someone)give back[phrasal verb]give (something) back or give back (something) :to cause someone to have (something) again :to return or restore (something) to someoneHer encouragement helped to give me back my self-confidence. [=her encouragement helped me to get my self-confidence back]give birthxem birthgive chasexem chasegive groundxem groundgive in[phrasal verb]to stop trying to fight or resist something :to agree to do or accept something that you have been resisting or opposinggive (something) in or give in (something) Brit :to give (something) to a person who has authority to review or accept itgive it a rest, give (something) a restxem restgive me a break, give (someone) a breakxem breakgive of[phrasal verb]give of yourself or give of your time formal :to use your time and effort to help othersgive off[phrasal verb]give off (something) :to send (light, energy, etc.) out from a sourcegive on toalso give onto [phrasal verb]give on to (something) also give onto (something) Brit :to provide a view of or a passage to (something)give or takeused to indicate that the stated amount is approximate and might be increased or decreased by a specified amountgive out[phrasal verb]to stop workingto become used upgive out (something) :to produce (noise, light, etc.)give (something) out or give out (something) :to give (something) to many people :to hand out (something)give over[phrasal verb] Brit informal :to stop doing something that is annoying or unpleasantgive over to[phrasal verb]give (something) over to (someone)to give (something) to (someone) to have, use, do, etc.give (yourself) over to (something) :to allow (yourself) to be fully affected by, controlled by, or involved in (something)She gave herself over completely to her work. [=she devoted all of her attention and energy to her work]Something that is given over to a specified purpose is used for that purpose.give place toxem placegive rise toxem risegive up[phrasal verb]to stop an activity or effort :to admit that you cannot do something and stop trying :quitgive (something) up or give up (something)to stop having, doing, or using (something)He gave up his seat to an elderly woman. [=he got out of his seat so that an elderly woman could sit there]to stop trying to do (something)c sports :to allow (a score, a hit, etc.) by an opposing team or playergive (yourself) up :to surrender (yourself) as a prisonergive (someone) upto stop trying to improve the condition of (someone) because it seems hopelessto stop having hope of seeing (someone)give (yourself) up to (something) :to allow (yourself) to be fully affected by, controlled by, or involved in (something)give up on (someone)to stop trying to improve the condition of (someone)to stop having hope of seeing (someone)give up on (something) :to stop trying to do or achieve (something)give up the ghostxem ghostgive wayxem wayWhat gives?informal - used to ask the reason for somethingnoun[noncount] :the ability of a material to bend or stretch
* Các từ tương tự:
give-and-take, giveaway, giveaway price, giveback, given, given name, giver
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verbPlease give me the envelope. I have given the files to the tax inspector. Give freely to charityPhilippa gave a week's salary for that dressGive my regards to BroadwayRock music gives me a headacheThose monks have given their lives to the study of Scripturegive upLadies and gentlemen, I give you Madja Kiziamainska, the Polish Nightingale!We were asked to give a performance for charityHe gave a shout to warn usIf that pillar gives, the balcony will come downgive wayI was given to understand that I was not welcomeHe gave me the first game but I lost the secondThe traitor gave me away, and I was arrestedgive awayAfter trying for hours to make him change his mind, he finally gave ingive ingive upgive groundHer clothing gave off a scent of lavendergive offgive outWe gave our dog over to Lambert's for traininggive overgive upgive outThe prizes will be given out to the winners at a special ceremony. She was giving out handbills to passers-bygiveYou shouldn't give out that kind of informationWhat will we do when the food gives outgive upI am trying to give up smokingI've tried to convince him but finally gave upnounThere is very little give in the rules governing working hours. Nylon is used for boat anchor rodes because it has some give