offering
/ˈɔfərɪŋ/
verb
- Presenting something for someone to accept or reject; giving or providing something.
- The teacher is offering extra help after school for struggling students.
- He is offering his seat to the elderly woman on the bus.
- They are offering a discount on all winter coats this weekend.
- Expressing or showing willingness to do something.
- She is offering to drive her friend to the airport.
- The neighbor is offering to water the plants while we are away.
- He is offering his help with the community cleanup project.
- Providing a particular feeling, quality, or opportunity.
- The museum is offering free admission on the first Sunday of each month.
- This job is offering a chance to travel around the world.
- The new park is offering a safe place for children to play.
noun
- Something that is given or offered, especially as a gift, donation, or contribution.
- She brought a small offering of flowers to the memorial.
- The company made a charitable offering to the local food bank.
- The church collected a generous offering from the congregation.
- A product or service that is available for people to buy or use.
- The restaurant's new menu offering includes several vegan options.
- The bank introduced a special loan offering for first-time home buyers.
- This year's technology offering from the company features a faster processor.
- A religious or ceremonial sacrifice or gift presented to a deity.
- The priest accepted the offering and blessed the family.
- During the festival, villagers placed an offering of fruit at the temple.
- The ancient Greeks made an offering of wine and grain to the gods.
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