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Definition of donated - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
charitygiven freely rather than purchased
- The donated clothes helped many families.
- The donated books filled the library shelves.
- Volunteers sorted the donated food at the shelter.
Origin of donated
Latin, donare (to give)
Terms with donated included in their meaning
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donation
receptacle for collecting donated books
donations
container for collecting donated clothes
shopping
shop selling donated goods for charity
politics
funds donated to influence political decisions
charity
informal sale of donated items for charity
institutional support
financial assets donated to support an institution
medical facility
facility that stores and provides donated human eyes for surgery
medical
surgical operation replacing damaged body part with donated organ or tissue
transfusion stock
donated blood stored in a blood bank
chemistry
type of covalent bond where both electrons are donated by one atom
abr: A person who donated money in the previous year but not in the current year
person who gave last year but not this year
medical
harmful body reaction that attacks a donated organ or transplanted tissue
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- French:donné, ...
- German:gespendet, ...
- Italian:donato, ...
- Spanish:regalado, ...
- Portuguese:doado, ...
- Chinese:捐赠的, ...
- Japanese:寄付された, ...
- Arabic:مُتَبَرَّع به, ...
- Hebrew:נִתְרָם, ...
- Russian:пожертвованный, ...
- Ukrainian:пожертвуваний, ...
- Hindi:दान किया हुआ, ...
Definition of donate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
charitygive money or goods for a charitable cause
- They decided to donate $100 to the local shelter..
2.
medicalallow doctors to use your blood or organs
- He plans to donate blood at the local clinic.
Expressions with donate
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give your blood freely for medical transfusions or related healthcare uses
Many employees agreed to donate blood at the company’s health event.
Origin of donate
Latin, 'donare' (to give)
Examples of donate in a sentence
He chose to donate his old books to the library. She decided to donate her kidney to a stranger. Many people donate organs to help save lives.
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- French:donner, ...
- German:spenden, abgeben, ...
- Italian:donare, offrire, ...
- Spanish:contribuir, ceder, ...
- Portuguese:contribuir, conceder, ...
- Chinese:捐赠, ...
- Japanese:寄付する, 献血する, ...
- Arabic:تَبَرَّعَ, ...
- Hebrew:לִתְרוֹם, ...
- Russian:делать пожертвование, сдавать, ...
- Ukrainian:жертвувати, пожертвувати, ...
- Hindi:दान करना, उपलब्ध कराना, ...
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