give, giving, gave, given, gives - WordWeb辞書の定義

give, giving, gave, given, gives- WordWeb dictionary definition WordWeb WordWeb Online Windows Software Free Download iPhone Dictionary Help Us Improve Report an error Missing word/sense Links Crossword Software Crossword Puzzles Get WordWeb for Mac OS X ; also try the iPhone/iPad app Get the FREE one-click dictionary software for Windows or the iPhone/iPad and Android apps Verb: give (gave,given) giv Transfer possession of something concrete or abstract to somebody "I gave her my money "; "She gave the children lots of love and tender loving care "; "can you give me lessons ?" Give as a present ; make a gift of "What will you give her for her birthday ?"; - gift , present Place into the hands or custody of "give me the spoon , please "; - pass , hand , reach , pass on , turn over Convey or reveal information "Give one's name " Cause to have, in the abstract sense or physical sense "She gave him a black eye "; "The draft gave me a cold " Convey , as of a compliment , regards , attention , etc.; bestow "give the orders "; "Give him my best regards "; - pay Convey or communicate ; of a smile , a look , a physical gesture "She gave me a dirty look "; - throw Transmit ( knowledge or skills ) "give a secret to the Russians "; - impart , leave , pass on Give or supply "The estate gives some revenue for the family "; - render , yield , return , generate Leave with; give temporarily "Can I give you my keys while I go in the pool ?"; "Can I give you the children for the weekend ?" Be the cause or source of "He gave me a lot of trouble "; - yield , afford Cause to happen or be responsible for "His two singles gave the team the victory "; - yield Bring about "The trompe l'oeil-illusion gives depth "; - establish Organize or be responsible for "give a course "; - hold , throw , have , make Emit or utter "Give a gulp "; "give a yelp " Dedicate "give thought to"; "give priority to"; - pay , devote Use entirely for a specific person , activity , or cause "give one's talents to a good cause "; - dedicate , consecrate , commit , devote Endure the loss of "He gave his life for his children "; "I gave two sons to the war "; - sacrifice Give or convey physically "She gave him First Aid"; "I gave him a punch in the nose "; - apply Allow , esp. in an official capacity "give a divorce "; - grant Give food to " don't give the child this tough meat "; - feed Give (as medicine ) "I gave him the drug " Provide a part of a whole amount ; give towards some cause "I gave at the office "; - contribute , chip in [informal], kick in Offer in good faith "He gave her his word " Submit for consideration , judgment , or use "give one's opinion "; "give an excuse " Propose "He gave the first of many toasts at the birthday party " ( performing arts ) perform for an audience "Pollini is giving another concert in New York " Present to view "He gave the sign to start " Allow to have or take "I give you two minutes to respond " Guide or direct , as by behaviour of persuasion "You gave me to think that you agreed with me" Break down , literally or metaphorically "The wall gave in"; "The roof finally gave under the weight of the ice "; "The wall gave way "; - collapse , fall in , cave in , give way , break , founder Be flexible under stress of physical force "This material doesn't give"; - yield Estimate the duration or outcome of something "He gave the patient three months to live "; "I gave him a very good chance at success " Execute and deliver "Give bond " Deliver in exchange or recompense " I'll give you three books for four CDs " ( law ) accord by verdict "give a decision for the plaintiff " Manifest or show "The office gave evidence of tampering "; "This student gives promise of real creativity " Inflict as a punishment "She gave the boy a good spanking "; "The judge gave me 10 years" Occur "what gives?" Consent to engage in sexual intercourse with a man "She gave herself to many men" Proffer (a body part ) "She gave her hand to her little sister " Bestow "give homage "; - render Move in order to make room for someone or something "The park gave way to a supermarket "; - move over , give way , ease up , yield Noun: give giv The elasticity of something that can be stretched and returns to its original length "The give of the mattress provided excellent support "; - spring , springiness Derived forms: giving, gave, given, gives See also: give in , refund Type of: accept , accord , act , administer , allot , allow , apply , approximate , bring down , cater , cerebrate , change , cogitate , come about , communicate , compensate , consent , countenance , create , deal , deal out , direct , dish out , dispense , distribute , dole , dole out , drink , elasticity , emit , employ , estimate , evince [formal], execute , express , fall out , free , furnish , gauge , give up , go for , go on , grant , hap [archaic], happen , impose , indemnify , inflict , intercommunicate , judge , lead , let , let loose , let out , lot , make , mete , mete out , move , obtrude , occur , offer , parcel out , pass , pass off , perform , permit , pledge , produce , proffer , provide , put up , recompense , release , relinquish , render , repair , resign , salute , say , show , snap , state , stretch , submit , supply , take place , tell , think , toast , transfer , use , utilise [Brit], utilize , utter , visit , wassail [archaic] Antonym: take Encyclopedia: Give, Get, Take and Have gittern Giulio de' Medici Giulio Natta Giuseppe Balsamo Giuseppe Garibaldi Giuseppe Guarneri Giuseppe Mazzini Giuseppe Melchiorre Sarto Giuseppe Sarto Giuseppe Verdi give give a damn give a fuck give a hang give a hoot give a shit give a toss give and take give away give back give birth