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1 proffer
transitive verb(literary) darbieten [Hand, Geschenk]; anbieten [Frieden, Hilfe, Arm, Freundschaft]; aussprechen [Dank]; vorbringen [Vorschlag]* * *prof·fer[ˈprɒfəʳ, AM ˈprɑ:fɚ]vt ( form)▪ to \proffer sth etw anbietento \proffer sb one's hand jdm seine Hand reichento \proffer an observation/opinion eine Beobachtung/Meinung vorbringento \proffer thanks Dank aussprechen* * *['prɒfə(r)]vtarm, gift, drink anbieten; apologies, thanks etc aussprechen; remark machen; suggestion vorbringen* * *A s Angebot nB v/t anbieten* * *transitive verb(literary) darbieten [Hand, Geschenk]; anbieten [Frieden, Hilfe, Arm, Freundschaft]; aussprechen [Dank]; vorbringen [Vorschlag]* * *v.anbieten v.bieten v.(§ p.,pp.: bot, geboten) -
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