to render
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3.9
- verb
- /ˈrɛndər/
:
prestar
- You've rendered a great service to Savannah and the Chatham County.
- render services
- render aid
- render support
And these these men and women try to render aid to the child.
- And these these men and women try to render aid to the child.
- And so so that's almost a service I rendered like for for the business.
- for acting services rendered and I gave myself five years
Examples
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This tribunal will examine the evidence and in due course render its verdict.
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And these these men and women try to render aid to the child.
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Each of them does have things that we ought to render to them.
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For services rendered beyond whatever it is of duty, darling.
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Fair price for services rendered?
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You will each be paid a fee of $ 1 million for services rendered.
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I'm getting paid for services rendered.
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Chaplains who positioned themselves near the front lines often rendered medical aid to the wounded soldiers.
Academic text (1991) -
In 1746, Bosomworth had billed 1,204 for services rendered to the colony, but the Trustees had denied payment.
Academic text (2011) -
The charity aims to render assistance to families in need every month.
Synonyms
∞
1.0
To hand something to someone, for example a present
∞
1.5
To give something people need or want
904
2.5
To officially give documents or supplies to people
459
5.6
To make a short visit to someone as a courtesy
400
1.6
To give things that someone needs or wants
325
3.7
To give a form or application for someone to consider
313
3.0
To hand someone or something to another person, an authority
296
2.8
Give something to someone because you have to
291
3.3
To give a person or thing to the police
83
3.7
To provide furniture and other things a room or building needs
15
6.1
To give money to someone after they ask or force you
3
7.5
To pay money when you do not want to
1
8.1
To pay money unwillingly
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Etymology
Render comes from the Old French rendre and the Latin reddere, which mean 'to give back'. A helpful image is of handing something over, so to render a document or a fort is to 'give' or 'hand over' it, much like the idea in surrender.