gift
Significado: Something given freely; a natural talent or ability
A gift is something given voluntarily without payment, typically as a present. It also means a natural talent or ability ('a gift for languages'). 'Gift shop' sells souvenirs. 'Gifted' means having exceptional talent. In British English, 'gift' is also informal slang for something easy ('that exam was a gift').
Ejemplos
- She received many gifts for her birthday. 她收到了很多生日礼物。Ella recibió muchos regalos por su cumpleaños.彼女は誕生日にたくさんのプレゼントをもらった。그녀는 생일에 많은 선물을 받았다.
- He has a real gift for making people laugh. 他真的有让人发笑的天赋。Él tiene un verdadero don para hacer reír a la gente.彼は人を笑わせる本当の才能がある。그는 사람들을 웃기는 진정한 재능이 있다.
- The hotel has a gift shop in the lobby. 酒店大堂有一家礼品店。El hotel tiene una tienda de regalos en el vestíbulo.ホテルのロビーにはギフトショップがある。호텔 로비에 기념품 가게가 있다.
Pronunciación
Guía de uso
Contexto: general
Tono: neutral
Origen e historia
From Old Norse 'gift' meaning 'a thing given', of Germanic origin, related to 'give'. In German, 'Gift' means 'poison' (something administered). The English word replaced the native Old English 'giefu'.
Contexto cultural
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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