offrir (ofRiR)

French · to offer; to provide

Baby Dragon · Bébé Dragon (33)

  1. I want to give her this.

  2. I have so much to offer.

  3. I like to give gifts.

  4. I would like to give him a present for his birthday.

  5. I can't afford a camera as good as yours.

  6. Can I get you something to drink?

  7. I'm looking for a gift for my friend.

  8. I'd like to treat you to lunch to thank you for all your help.

  9. Can we afford a new car?

  10. Not everyone can afford a car.

  11. He was kind enough to give me something cold to drink.

  12. I'm not rich but have so much to offer.

  13. There are people who have children because they can't afford a dog.

  14. He is always giving presents to his wife.

  15. I cannot afford a long vacation.

  16. May I offer you a glass?

  17. May I offer you a drink?

  18. May I offer you a drink?

  19. I'll be able to afford a week's vacation this summer.

  20. I cannot afford to buy it.

  21. Sometimes, accepting help is harder than offering it.

  22. I want to buy you a drink.

  23. I want to buy you a drink.

  24. There are also high-quality Bordeaux wines which everybody can treat themselves to.

  25. I'll continue to offer advice.

  26. Can I offer you a drink?

  27. You can give the gift of life by donating blood.

  28. That's all I can offer you.

  29. That's all I can offer you.

  30. I'd like to give Tom something special for his birthday.

  31. Can I get you something to wet your whistle?

  32. You should give Marika a nice gift.

  33. Can I buy you another beer?

Beginner · Débutant (10)

  1. I have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears and sweat.

  2. I have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears, and sweat.

  3. Can I offer you another piece of cake?

  4. Moral justice cannot take the innocent for the guilty even if the innocent would offer itself.

  5. May I offer you my chair?

  6. May I offer you my chair?

  7. What'll you give Tom for Christmas?

  8. Dad, what are you going to get me for Christmas?

  9. What are you going to get me for Christmas?

  10. Tom couldn't think what he should give Mary for Christmas.

Intermediate · Intermédiaire (2)

  1. It's an old custom to give a gift of lilies of the valley on the first of May.

  2. Can we offer him any assistance?

Advanced · Avancé (3)

  1. I like the Japanese custom of offering guests moist towels, called oshibori.

  2. Tom is looking for something to give Mary for Christmas.

  3. Instead of offering support, the English teacher prefers to criticize and discourage.

Master Dragon · Maître Dragon (2)

  1. I thought about giving my saxophone to Tom as a gift.

  2. Sami came to give Layla her gift.