Donar Meaning in English
word
ˈdɑnɝ
DAH-ner
ˈdəʊnɑː
DOH-nah
释义
To give something, usually money, goods, or time, to help someone or a cause, often without expecting anything in return.
用法与细微差别
Commonly used in formal, charitable, or medical contexts ('donate blood', 'donate money'). It means giving voluntarily. Do not confuse with 'give', which may not always imply charity or lack of return.
Spanish: donarPortuguese (BR): doarPortuguese (PT): doarChinese (Simplified): 捐赠 - 赠送Chinese (Traditional): 捐贈 - 贈送Hindi: दान करनाArabic: يتبرعBengali: দান করা - অনুদান দেওয়াRussian: пожертвовать - делать пожертвованиеJapanese: 寄付するVietnamese: quyên góp - hiến tặngKorean: 기부하다 - 기증하다Turkish: bağışlamakUrdu: عطیہ دیناIndonesian: menyumbangkan - mendonorkan
例句
I want to donate my old clothes to charity.
basic
You can donate blood at the hospital.
basic
She decided to donate some money to the school.
basic
Every year, my family tries to donate food to people in need.
natural
You don't have to be rich to donate—every little bit helps.
natural
They asked people to donate their time to help after the storm.
natural