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🔑offerof·fer1 /ˈɔfər ; ˈɑfər / verb - [transitive] offer sth (to sb) to ask if someone would like something or to give someone the opportunity to have something主动提供；自愿给予◆He offered his seat on the bus to an old lady.他在公共汽车上把座位让给了一位老妇人。◆I've been offered a job in Toronto.我在多伦多找到了一份工作。◆She offered me a cigarette.她主动递给我一根香烟。
- [intransitive, transitive] to say or show that you are willing to do something主动提出（做某事）◆I don't want to do it, but I suppose I'll have to offer.我不想做这事，但是我想我还是得主动请缨。◆My brother offered to help me paint the house.我哥哥主动提出帮我粉刷房子。
- [transitive] to give or provide something提供；供应◆The brochure offers very little information about the surrounding area.这本小册子对周围地区介绍得很少。◆The job offers plenty of opportunity for travel.这份工作有很多出差的机会。
- [transitive] to say that you will pay a certain amount开出…价格；出价◆He offered (me) $6,000 for the car and I took it.他向我出价 6,000 美元买车，我接受了。
🔑offerof·fer2 /ˈɔfər ; ˈɑfər / noun [countable] - a statement offering to do something or give something to someone主动提议；建议◆She accepted my offer of help.我主动提出帮忙，她接受了。◆to make / accept / refuse an offer提出／接受／拒绝提议
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business商业) a low price for something in a store, or something extra that you get when buying something特价；优惠价；赠品◆“Fantastic offers,” the advertisement said. “Buy now!”广告上写道：“特大优惠，现在就买吧！”◆See below for details of our special offer.我们的优惠详情请见下方。
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business商业) an amount of money that you say you will give for something出价；开价◆They made an offer on the house.他们为那套房开出了价格。◆We turned down (= refused) an offer of $90,000.我们拒绝了 9 万美元的开价。
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