Lend Meaning in English
word
/ˈɫɛnd/
lend
/lˈɛnd/
lend
释义
To give something to someone for a limited time, expecting them to return it. It can also mean giving money with the expectation of being paid back.
用法与细微差别
Use 'lend' for the giver and 'borrow' for the receiver: 'Can you lend me your pen?' / 'Can I borrow your pen?' Common patterns are 'lend someone something' and 'lend something to someone'. It is also used figuratively in phrases like 'lend a hand' and 'lend support'.
Spanish: prestarPortuguese (BR): emprestarPortuguese (PT): emprestarChinese (Simplified): 借给 - 借出Chinese (Traditional): 借給 - 借出Hindi: उधार देनाArabic: يُقرض - يُعيرBengali: ধার দেওয়াRussian: давать взаймы - одалживатьJapanese: 貸すVietnamese: cho mượn - cho vayKorean: 빌려주다Turkish: ödünç vermek - borç vermekUrdu: ادھار دیناIndonesian: meminjamkan
例句
Thanks for lending me your charger—I really needed it.
natural
I don't usually lend my car to anyone.
natural
Can you lend a hand with these boxes?
natural
Can you lend me your pen?
basic
She lent her book to her friend.
basic
The bank will lend us the money.
basic