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Meanings of gift in English
Synonyms
Examples for "invest"
Examples for "invest"
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Labour would continue to invest more in health if reelected, he said.
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Under current rules, money market mutual funds must invest in high-grade securities.
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However, you invest to increase net worth and work toward long-term goals.
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A problem arises, and companies race to invest in a profitable solution.
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So governments need to invest in the ability to attack new threats.
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You empower communities to say: You need to be answering these questions.
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The event aimed to empower women and propel dialogue surrounding community violence.
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I'm always here to empower them through social media and local events.
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Directors hope that the project will also empower end-users of creative works.
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We're talking about a new form of communication that will empower you.
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It costs £13 a year to endow a bed in this Institution.
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Or use it to endow a girl friend or buy a business.
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Fabulists always endow their animals with the passions and desires of men.
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And I will be her godmother, and endow her for the Elizabeth.
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He would endow Elspeth, and at the same time test her cavaliers.
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Only a people like the French can endue fashion with absolutism.
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God has not seen fit to endue her with the power of working miracles.
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The problem is that this obstructionism is having real and enduing consequences.
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The chief of the celestials is endued with large powers of illusion.
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Of a truth in this are signs unto men endued with understanding.
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She retired at once to the ladies' cabin to indue her poke-bonnet with coquelicot trimmings.
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What weapons to select, what armour to indue.
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The Indue cards are used like a debit card.
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Indue was contacted for comment on this article.
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Upon them, and beneath the short skirt of a red flannel petticoat, she had indued a pair of cricket-guards.
Usage of gift in English
1
Three easy rules to start the gift process Do they need it?
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Department stores provide a solution to this problem by offering gift vouchers.
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The gift of debate means the gift of making your opinion prevail.
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A Dunkin' Donuts or Starbucks gift card is a really good gift.
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Yet it also offered me a surprising gift: an education in capitalism.
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Isabelle said it was the best gift she could have given her.
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Please accept it with my sincere good wishes as a parting gift.
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But some wonder whether this gift horse might really be political pork.
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Lancôme has a way smarter than average gift-with-purchase offer at the moment.
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It's the true gift of a Natural, something we have in common.
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Unfortunately this natural gift is squelched before it has time to develop.
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There was in the morning many a warrior in the gift hall.
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That's not just a gift but years of passion, focus and work.
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The Bolivian government insisted there was no political motive behind the gift.
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I hope young Dunstan appreciates the greatest gift as I once did.
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However, there are some types of gift which the shops cannot accept.
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Translations for gift
Portuguese
Gift through the time
Gift across language varieties
Canada
Common
South Africa
Common
Australia
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