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1 volunteer *** vol·un·teer
[ˌvɒlən'tɪə(r)]1. nMil, (gen) volontario (-a)2. vt(one's help, services, suggestion) offrire spontaneamente, (information) fornire3. vi(for a task) offrirsi come volontario (-a), offrirsi spontaneamente, Mil arruolarsi volontario (-a)to volunteer to do sth — offrirsi spontaneamente di fare qc, offrirsi volontario (-a) per fare qc
4. adj(forces, helpers) volontario (-a), (corps) di volontari -
2 offer
I ['ɒfə(r)] [AE 'ɔːf-]1) offerta f. (anche econ.)that's my final o best offer è la mia ultima offerta; to put in o make an offer on fare un'offerta per; the house is under offer la casa ha ricevuto un'offerta di acquisto; or near(est) offer — (in property ad) trattabile
2) comm. (promotion) offerta f., promozione f.3) (available)there's a lot, nothing on offer — c'è molta, non c'è scelta
II 1. ['ɒfə(r)] [AE 'ɔːf-]what's on offer in the catalogue? — che cosa c'è o vendono sul catalogo?
1) (proffer) offrire, dare [help, reward, cigarette, job]; dare [advice, opinion, information]; fornire [ evidence]; offrire, proporre [ service]to offer sb. sth., to offer sth. to sb. — offrire qcs. a qcn
3) (possess) conoscere, padroneggiare [ language]; avere [ experience]to offer sth. for sale — mettere qcs. in vendita
5) (present)2.verbo intransitivo (volunteer) offrirsi3.to offer itself — [ opportunity] offrirsi, presentarsi
- offer up* * *['ofə] 1. past tense, past participle - offered; verb1) (to put forward (a gift, suggestion etc) for acceptance or refusal: She offered the man a cup of tea; He offered her $20 for the picture.) offrire2) (to say that one is willing: He offered to help.) offrirsi di2. noun1) (an act of offering: an offer of help.) offerta2) (an offering of money as the price of something: They made an offer of $50,000 for the house.) offerta•- offering- on offer* * *I ['ɒfə(r)] [AE 'ɔːf-]1) offerta f. (anche econ.)that's my final o best offer è la mia ultima offerta; to put in o make an offer on fare un'offerta per; the house is under offer la casa ha ricevuto un'offerta di acquisto; or near(est) offer — (in property ad) trattabile
2) comm. (promotion) offerta f., promozione f.3) (available)there's a lot, nothing on offer — c'è molta, non c'è scelta
II 1. ['ɒfə(r)] [AE 'ɔːf-]what's on offer in the catalogue? — che cosa c'è o vendono sul catalogo?
1) (proffer) offrire, dare [help, reward, cigarette, job]; dare [advice, opinion, information]; fornire [ evidence]; offrire, proporre [ service]to offer sb. sth., to offer sth. to sb. — offrire qcs. a qcn
3) (possess) conoscere, padroneggiare [ language]; avere [ experience]to offer sth. for sale — mettere qcs. in vendita
5) (present)2.verbo intransitivo (volunteer) offrirsi3.to offer itself — [ opportunity] offrirsi, presentarsi
- offer up
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