offers

word · lemma: offer

/ˈɔfɝz/
AW-furz
/ˈɒfəz/
O-fuhz

Definition

"Offers" is usually the third-person singular form of "offer," meaning to present, provide, or say that someone can have something. It can also be the plural noun "offers," meaning proposals, deals, or special discounts.

Usage & Nuances

As a verb, common patterns are "offer help," "offer advice," "offer someone something," and "offer to do something." As a plural noun, "special offers" is very common in shops and online. Learners sometimes confuse "offer" with "give": "offer" means make available, not always that the person accepts it.

Spanish: ofrece - ofertas (contexto) - proponePortuguese (BR): oferece - ofertas (comercial) - propõePortuguese (PT): oferece - ofertas (comercial) - propõeChinese (Simplified): 提供 - 报价 - 优惠Chinese (Traditional): 提供 - 報價 - 優惠Hindi: प्रस्ताव देता है - ऑफ़र देता है - पेशकश करता हैArabic: يقدّم - يعرض - عروضBengali: প্রস্তাব করে - অফার করে - প্রস্তাবসমূহ (noun) - অফারসমূহ (noun)Russian: предлагает - предложения (noun)Japanese: 提供する - オファー（名詞)Vietnamese: đề nghị - cung cấp - ưu đãi (danh từ)Korean: 제안하다 - 제공하다 - 할인 행사(명사)Turkish: teklif eder - sunar - teklifler (isim)Urdu: پیش کرتا ہے - آفرز (جمع اسم)Indonesian: menawarkan - penawaran (nomina)

Example Sentences

She offers coffee to every guest.

basic

I checked three websites, and none of them had better offers than this one.

natural

This job offers good pay.

basic

The store has many offers today.

basic

He offers to drive us to the airport whenever we need a ride.

natural

Our phone plan offers unlimited data, but the signal is terrible.

natural