Pronunciation: /ɡɪv/
noun the act of giving or something that is given
A1 I will give you a present for your birthday.
A2 She always gives her time to help others in need.
B1 The company decided to give a bonus to all employees this year.
B2 The professor's lecture on economics was a real give in understanding the subject.
C1 The charity event was a huge success thanks to the generous giving of the community.
C2 The artist's latest exhibition was a true give to the art world.
verb to freely transfer the possession of something to someone else
A1 I give my dog a bone every day.
A2 She gives her sister a birthday present.
B1 The teacher gives us homework every week.
B2 The company gives employees bonuses for good performance.
C1 The charity gives food to families in need.
C2 He gives generously to various causes to help those less fortunate.
formal I will give you a detailed report on the progress of the project.
informal Can you give me a hand with carrying these boxes?
slang I'll give you a heads up if I hear anything about the new job opening.
figurative Sometimes you have to give a little to get a little in return.
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