The English pronunciation of lend is [lend]; The American pronunciation is [lend].
This word comes directly from Middle English An Lan, which means to lend.
As a verb, it means to lend; Loans; Borrow (borrow).
The English pronunciation of borrow is ['b? r？ ]; The American pronunciation is ['bɑ? ro？ ]。
This word comes directly from borgian in old English, which means borrowing.
To be a verb is to borrow; Draw lessons from; plagiarize
Related examples:
He used his house as collateral to borrow money.
He used his house as collateral for the loan.
Would you please lend me your pencil?
Would you please lend me your pencil?
Extended data:
First, the usage of the word lend
(verb)
The basic meanings of 1 and lend are "lending", which can also be extended to "providing", "helping" and "adding". It can be used as a transitive verb or an intransitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, it can take a noun or pronoun as an object or a double object, and its indirect object can be transformed into the object of the preposition to.
2.lend can be followed by reflexive pronouns and the preposition to. Reflexive pronouns refer to people, meaning "willingly agree to do something or participate in or conspire to do something"; Reflexive pronouns mean "suitable for a certain purpose, activity, etc."
3.lend can be used in passive structures.
Second, the usage of loanwords
(verb)
1, borrow basically means "borrow", pointing to someone or borrowing something from somewhere (generally using something that cannot be borrowed). Extension can refer to "take other people's things as your own, copy something" and "one language borrows words from another language"
2.borrow can be used as a transitive verb or an intransitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, it can be used in the passive structure, with nouns or pronouns as objects.
3. Borrowing is not for borrowing? Sb sth structure, the borrowed object is generally drawn from or of, the latter is more formal; When used with on, it means to borrow money from.
4. Borrowing is a discontinuous verb, which can't be used with an adverbial indicating a period of time when expressing the behavior of borrowing, but it can be used with an adverbial indicating a period of time when expressing the time after borrowing.