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1 lend
lend [lend](preterite, past participle lent) transitive verba. [+ money, possessions] prêterb. [+ importance] accorder ; [+ dignity, mystery] conférerc. (reflexive) to lend itself (or o.s.) to... se prêter à...• the novel doesn't lend itself to being filmed ce roman ne se prête pas à une adaptation cinématographique* * *[lend] 1.transitive verb (prét, pp lent) prêter [object, money]; conférer [quality, credibility] (to à); prêter [support]2.it doesn't lend itself to... — il ne se prête pas à...
intransitive verb (prét, pp lent) Commerce prêter (to à)to lend at 15% — prêter à 15%
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2 lend
(a) (money, object) prêter;∎ to lend sth to sb, to lend sb sth prêter qch à qn;∎ to lend money at interest prêter de l'argent à intérêt;∎ to lend money against security prêter de l'argent sur titres(b) (contribute) apporter, conférer;∎ to lend credibility/drama to a story rendre une histoire crédible/dramatique;∎ her presence lent glamour to the occasion sa présence a conféré un certain éclat à l'événement;∎ the bright uniforms lent colour to the ceremony les uniformes éclatants apportaient une touche de couleur à la cérémonie;∎ distance lends enchantment to the view tout paraît beau (vu) de loin∎ to lend sb a hand donner un coup de main à qn;∎ you can't expect me to lend my name to such an enterprise ne comptez pas sur moi pour prêter mon nom à ou cautionner cette affaire;∎ figurative to lend an ear prêter l'oreille(d) (adapt → to circumstances, interpretation)∎ the novel doesn't lend itself to being filmed le roman ne se prête pas à une adaptation cinématographique;∎ his voice really lends itself to reading aloud sa voix se prête très bien à la lecture à voix haute2 noun∎ can I have a lend of your book? tu peux me prêter ton livre?□Finance prêter;∎ to lend at 12 percent prêter à 12 pour cent
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