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1 ♦ (to) lend
♦ (to) lend /lɛnd/(pass. e p. p. lent)A v. t.1 prestare; imprestare (pop.); dare a prestito; dare in mutuo: I lent him a hundred pounds, gli ho prestato cento sterline2 (fig.) conferire; dare: A fire lends cheer to a room, il fuoco dà allegria a una stanza; The latest findings lend credibility to his theory, le ultime scoperte conferiscono credibilità alla sua teoriaB v. i.concedere prestiti: to lend at the rate of 10%, concedere un prestito al 10%● to lend attraction to a plan [an idea], rendere attraente un progetto [un'idea] □ to lend ear (o an ear, one's ear), prestare orecchio; dare ascolto □ to lend sb. a ( helping) hand, dare una mano a q.; prestare manforte a q. □ to lend out, prestare ( soldi, libri, ecc.) □ to lend oneself, prestarsi a; favorire: Velvet lends itself to several uses, il velluto si presta a diversi usi; This music lends itself to meditation, questa musica favorisce la meditazione □ ( Borsa) to lend stock, dare titoli a riporto NOTA D'USO: - to borrow o to lend?-. -
2 ♦ (to) lend
♦ (to) lend /lɛnd/(pass. e p. p. lent)A v. t.1 prestare; imprestare (pop.); dare a prestito; dare in mutuo: I lent him a hundred pounds, gli ho prestato cento sterline2 (fig.) conferire; dare: A fire lends cheer to a room, il fuoco dà allegria a una stanza; The latest findings lend credibility to his theory, le ultime scoperte conferiscono credibilità alla sua teoriaB v. i.concedere prestiti: to lend at the rate of 10%, concedere un prestito al 10%● to lend attraction to a plan [an idea], rendere attraente un progetto [un'idea] □ to lend ear (o an ear, one's ear), prestare orecchio; dare ascolto □ to lend sb. a ( helping) hand, dare una mano a q.; prestare manforte a q. □ to lend out, prestare ( soldi, libri, ecc.) □ to lend oneself, prestarsi a; favorire: Velvet lends itself to several uses, il velluto si presta a diversi usi; This music lends itself to meditation, questa musica favorisce la meditazione □ ( Borsa) to lend stock, dare titoli a riporto NOTA D'USO: - to borrow o to lend?-.
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