gift
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- noun
- /ɡɪft/
- Look, I have a gift for you.
- a gift shop
- a gift card
- a gift certificate
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Watch on YouTubeBut fate also brings us gifts and, and blessings.
- But fate also brings us gifts and, and blessings.
- Go forth to a cornucopia of gifts and gratitude.
- You, my friend, are the greatest gift this world will ever see.
- And there are gifts and pain points in both.
- So words, acts, gifts, time, and touch.
- Michelle, you are such a gift to humanity.
- You are the heirs to this gift of progress across time.
- And I want to receive that gift right now.
Examples
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You have my gift.
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In fact, if you are after a Christmas gift idea, where are you?
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But I came out with the greatest gift, which was you.
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Should we make a gift for your wife?
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You, my friend, are the greatest gift this world will ever see.
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We're going to get the gifts and head inside.
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See, buying gifts for children is so hard.
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This bow was a childhood gift to my husband.
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I wrapped this beautiful gift and it is for Ally.
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I wrapped this beautiful gift and it is for Ally.
Synonyms
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Something given to someone to show care or thanks
Idioms
- Informal
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Something that keeps bringing good things or joy over a long time
- Informal
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A person who thinks they are very attractive or talented and expects people to admire them
Compounds
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A card with money on it that you can use to buy things at one store or group of stores
- Informal
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A present you should accept without complaining, even if it seems small or bad
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Etymology
Gift comes from an old German word that means 'to give', like the verb give, so a gift is something given to someone without payment.