l'
feminine
/ɔfʁ/
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Translation
offer
Word origin
Deverbal of offrir ('to offer'), from Latin offerre ('to present, bring before'), from ob- ('towards') and ferre ('to carry'). The English 'offer' and 'oblation' share this source.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- offerre
- English cognates
- offer, oblation
Grammar
Genderfeminine
Pluraloffres
Examples
J' .
I received an interesting offer for a new job.
' .
This offer only lasts until Friday.
L' .
Supply and demand set market prices.
minuit.
This special offer ends tomorrow at midnight.
J' l' ' .
I accepted the job offer straight away.
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