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give

verb

Hand something to someone.

เคนเคฟเคจเฅเคฆเฅ€ ยท Hindiเคฆเฅ‡เคจเคพ
เคฎเคฐเคพเค เฅ€ ยท Marathiเคฆเฅ‡เคฃเฅ‡

Related words

forgiveStop being angry with someone for what they did.acidA substance that gives hydrogen ions in water, turns blue litmus red and hโ€ฆargumentA reason given to support a view โ€” or a disagreement.batteryA store of chemical energy that gives electricity.carbohydrateA food substance, such as rice or bread, that gives quick energy.commentGive your own point about something, supported by a reason.concludeState what follows from the evidence you have given.contextThe surrounding circumstances that give something its meaning.contributeGive a share towards something.deduceReach an answer by reasoning from what you have been given.defineGive the exact meaning of a term, in one or two sentences.densityHow much mass is packed into a given volume.discussGive the arguments on more than one side and then take a position.emphasisSpecial importance given to something.encourageGive someone the confidence to do something.estimateGive a sensible approximate answer without exact working.feedGive food to.fireBurning that gives heat and light.giftSomething given freely โ€” or a natural ability.guessGive an answer without being sure.justifyGive reasons or evidence for a statement or a choice.outlineGive the main points only, leaving out detail.payGive money for something.pressureForce spread over an area: the same force on a smaller area gives more preโ€ฆreceiveGet something that is given or sent.returnCome back, or give back.sacrificeSomething valuable given up for the sake of something else.sellGive something in exchange for money.solubilityHow much of a substance will dissolve in a given liquid.

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