The pronunciation of lent is: the word usage of English [lend】lend is V. (verb) Lend basically means "borrow" and can also be extended to "provide", "help" and "add". 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. Borrowing means borrowing; Loans; Borrow (borrow).
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Verb (abbreviation of verb) (verb) vt? Lend it to another person Add, add the additional quality of the gift III. Dictionary interpretation
1. Borrow (money) (give? ); (Bank) Goods (funds)
When people or organizations lend you money, they will give you money and you will be very interested.
For example, banks evaluate loan standards. ...
Banks are reassessing their lending standards.
For example, ihadtolendhimtenpoundstotakhishildrentohepictures.
I had to lend it to him 10 to take the children to the movies.
make loans
... a financial institution specializing in financial services.
Financial institutions specializing in loan business
...aslumpinbanklending。
A sharp drop in bank loans. Lending; Release? lend
If you borrow what you have, you allow someone to Youallowsome Internet access to Russia IT for aperiodoftime.
lend
Like willyoulendmeyourjacketforlittle while? ...
Can you lend me your coat for a while?
For example, hehad lentthebungallowtocheconrads for coupleofweeks.
He lent the bungalow to the Conrad family for two or three weeks.
Provide, give (support)
If you support someone or something, you help them do what they are doing or they have problems.
For example, hewasapproachedbythogogenioserstolendsupporttobenefitconcert ...
The organizer found him and hoped that he could support the charity concert.
Yesterday's press conference ended his support.
Stipe attended yesterday's press conference to show his support.
4. Make it suitable; Helpful; Become fragile
If thinglendsitselftoa specialityorresult, then iteasyforittoeusedfortatactivity Yortoachievethresult.
For example, theroom endsiteselfwell to summerting withitsight, airyatmosphere.
This room is bright and airy, and it is the best place to eat in summer.
5. Hirata; Add; endow
If thingslendsapartical quality toshemingelse, add sthatqualitytoit.
For example, the enthusiastic Caplauselentassessenseofocacctiontoproceedings. ...
The warm applause added a little grand color to the activity.
For example, amorerelaxed regimeandregullarlworklendsheinmate sadignotnotseeninotherprisons.
Due to loose management and frequent labor, the prisoners here have a sense of dignity that other prisoners do not have.
See also Lent.
7 . tolendanear-& gt； see you again
tolendahand-& gt； See hand
tolendyournametosomething-& gt； seename
Donotconfuselendandborrow。 You said you borrowed something from another person. However, if you allow someone to borrow something that belongs to you, you say you lent it to them. lendisoftenfollowed bytwoobjects . bettylenthimsomeblanket...HelentTimthemoney。 Both loans can be used without an object ... Banks Wilnott Tottenham. Thenounrelatitedtolendisloan ... a government loan of 3 million pounds. Loancanasobusedasaverbinthameswayaslend, especially in American English. I will lend you 55 dollars.
Don't confuse borrowing with borrowing. Borrow from others, borrow from others, lend ... for others. Lend is often followed by double objects, such as Betty Lentimsomerafts (Betty Lentimsomerafts) and HelentTimthemoney (he lent money to Tim). Borrowing and borrowing can take no object, for example, if the poor want to borrow money from the rich, the bank will not lend them money. The noun related to Lend is loan:aggovernment loan-3m (government loan of 3 million pounds). Loan can also be used as a verb like lend, especially in American English: I will lend you $50. Fourth, examples
Would you please lend me your pencil?
Would you please lend me your pencil?
I can't give up your money.
I can't lend you so much money.
The bank refused to lend us money.
The bank refused to lend us money.
Please give me your typewriter.
Please lend me your typewriter.
Five, commonly used phrases
Used as a verb to lend a gift.
lendsth _ outTheyhavelentoutthecartosomefriends。
They lent their car to some friends.
bankswillonlylendoutmoneyatahighrateofinterest。
Banks will only lend if they can get high interest rates.
libraries lendoutbooks withoutthargeunlestheyareturnedtoolate。
Books borrowed from the library are free, but it is another matter if they are not returned after the deadline.
lend to(v+prep。 ) to participate in (Annworthyaction) LetoneSelfagreetoBepart.
Sixth, lexical collocation.
Used as a verb (v .)~+ noun Lendbike Lend Book Lenda Flashlight Lenda flashlight Lenda Placeafestilook Lenda Helping hand Lenda Placeafestilook adds a festive atmosphere to a place lendmoney lend money lend money lend usury. Help someone listen, pay attention to+adverbs lend conditionally, lend conveniently, lend gracefully, lend politely, lend unwillingly and lend carefully without malice. Germany borrows money in principle and is willing to lend books. Lendouthecar lendoutthecar ~+preposition lendcolourtothestreets adds (color) lenditselfto to the street. Lendoneselfto, who is easy to become lenditselftodancing and suitable for dancing, agrees to participate in lendoneselftosuchastupidplan's submission to this stupid plan and lendtruthtothestory adds authenticity to the story.
Lend basically means "borrow" and can also be extended to "provide", "help" and "add". 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. Lend can be followed by a reflexive pronoun 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." Lend can be used in the passive structure. Related synonyms of lend
Add, prepay, provide, contribute, give, grant, teach, lend, give, provide and supply.
Related antonyms of "borrowing"
borrow
Related adjacent words of loanwords
Lena、Lendr、Lendl、Lenda、Lendar、Lendle、Lendin、lender、Lendez、Lendon、Lendger
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