Pronunciation: /ɡɪft/
noun a thing given willingly to someone without payment; a present
A1 I received a beautiful gift for my birthday.
A2 She gave me a thoughtful gift to show her appreciation.
B1 The gift he received was unexpected but very much appreciated.
B2 The gift of friendship is priceless and should never be taken for granted.
C1 The gift of knowledge is one that can never be lost or stolen.
C2 The gift of forgiveness is a powerful tool that can heal even the deepest wounds.
verb not applicable
A1 She gifts her friend a book for her birthday.
A2 He gifts his parents a trip to Hawaii for their anniversary.
B1 The company gifts its employees with bonuses at the end of the year.
B2 The artist gifted a painting to the museum for their collection.
C1 The philanthropist gifted a large sum of money to the charity for a new building.
C2 The author gifted signed copies of her latest book to her loyal fans.
adjective not applicable
A1 She received a gift card for her birthday.
A2 He bought a gift box filled with chocolates.
B1 The handmade scarf was a thoughtful gift from her friend.
B2 The painting was a unique gift that she treasured.
C1 The antique watch was a priceless gift passed down through generations.
C2 The philanthropist's generous gift to the hospital helped fund a new wing.
adverb not applicable
A1 She smiled as she received the gift.
A2 He quickly opened the gift with excitement.
B1 The gift was beautifully wrapped and adorned with a bow.
B2 She graciously accepted the gift, thanking the giver warmly.
C1 His gift of music brought joy to everyone in the room.
C2 The gift of his presence was enough to lift her spirits on a difficult day.
pronoun not applicable
A1 I have a gift for you.
A2 She received a gift from her friend.
B1 The gift he gave me was very thoughtful.
B2 The gift they received was unexpected but appreciated.
C1 The gift of love is the greatest of all.
C2 The gift of forgiveness can heal even the deepest wounds.
preposition not applicable
A1 I gave a gift to my friend for her birthday.
A2 She received a beautiful gift from her parents.
B1 The gift of friendship is priceless.
B2 He considered her intelligence to be a great gift.
C1 The artist's talent was seen as a gift to the world.
C2 Her ability to inspire others was a true gift.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I bought a gift for my friend and wrapped it in colorful paper.
A2 She received a beautiful gift from her grandmother on her birthday.
B1 The gift of friendship is priceless and should be cherished.
B2 His talent for music is a true gift that he should not take for granted.
C1 The ability to speak multiple languages is a rare gift that opens many doors.
C2 Her intelligence and creativity are a gift that sets her apart from others.
interjection not applicable
A1 Gift! Thank you!
A2 What a gift!
B1 Gift, that was unexpected.
B2 Such a thoughtful gift, I really appreciate it.
C1 The gift you gave me was truly remarkable.
C2 Gift! It's exactly what I needed.
article not applicable
A1 I received a gift from my friend on my birthday.
A2 She gave me a beautiful gift for Christmas.
B1 The gift I got for my graduation was a trip to Europe.
B2 He surprised me with a thoughtful gift for our anniversary.
C1 The gift of knowledge is the best present you can give someone.
C2 Her talent for music is truly a gift from above.
formal She received a beautiful gift from her colleagues for her retirement.
informal I got a cool gift from my friend for my birthday.
slang I scored a sweet gift from my parents for graduating.
figurative Time is a precious gift that should not be wasted.
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