to offer
- verb
- /ˈɔfər/
- The teacher offered extra tutoring sessions for students who needed help.
- offer to help
- offer advice
- offer assistance
Hey, you know how you offered to, to, to buy that truck?
- Hey, you know how you offered to, to, to buy that truck?
- I was hoping you could offer some sage advice.
- I was not so and I offered to dye my hair.
- I wanted, you know, someone to offer, provide options or just do.
- What if the poor people could offer to borrow from the rich people?
Examples
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Is there anything I can offer you?
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I'm offering my protection to this lady.
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Yeah, but you offered to return it.
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The best advice the president could offer on Tuesday was this.
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I am offering you a way out.
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I offered him a deal.
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I was hoping you could offer some sage advice.
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If the students miss their goal, the teacher offers them suggestions on what to do differently.
Academic text (2015) -
I can't believe she basically offered me a job.
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- May I offer you a tea or some beverage, sir?
Synonyms
To offer an idea or plan for others to consider
To offer to help or do something without being paid
To offer help, good wishes, or apologies to someone
To ask someone to marry you
To present a prayer, gift, or thanks as an act of religious worship
To offer something officially for someone to accept
To ask someone to marry you
Antonyms
Idioms
- Informal
To give a small reward, like money or time off, to encourage someone to do something
Phrasal Verbs
Compounds
- Formal
A formal offer from an employer to hire someone with specific pay and terms
How Willing
Surface Forms
Etymology
Offer comes from Latin parts ob- 'to' and ferre 'bring'. Think of 'bringing' your help to someone; that is why to offer is to say you will do something for another person.