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Definition of gifting - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
givingthe act of giving gifts to others
- Gifting is a big part of the holiday season.
2.
cultural practiceRare the tradition of exchanging presents in a cultureRare
- Gifting varies greatly between different cultures.
Adjective
1.
giftsrelated to giving gifts
- The gifting season is upon us.
2.
generous natureUS having qualities that encourage giving giftsUS
- Her gifting personality made her popular at parties.
Images of gifting
the tradition of exchanging presents in a culture
Origin of gifting
Old English, gift (gift) + -ing (action)
Terms with gifting included in their meaning
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baby gift
stack of diapers shaped like cake for gifting
gifting
person who gives a gift of property
gifting
given as a gift again
Examples of gifting in a sentence
The art of gifting requires thoughtfulness and care. Gifting is an important part of the festival. The community values gifting during celebrations. She prepared a gifting basket for the holidays. The gifting tradition varies across cultures. His gifting nature was evident during the holiday season.
A gifting attitude can brighten anyone's day.
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- French:gifting, lié aux cadeaux, ...
- German:Schenken, großzügig, ...
- Italian:donare, di regali, ...
- Spanish:donación, de regalos, ...
- Portuguese:dar presentes, de presentear, ...
- Chinese:送礼, 送礼的, ...
- Japanese:贈り物, 贈り物の, ...
- Arabic:تقديم الهدايا, خَاصّ بِالإِهْداء, ...
- Hebrew:הַעֲנָקַת מַתָּנוֹת, שֶׁל מַתָּנוֹת, ...
- Russian:дарение, подарочный, ...
- Ukrainian:дарування, подарунковий, ...
- Hindi:उपहार देना, उपहार देने वाला, ...
Definition of gift - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
presentsomething given to someone without payment
- She received a beautiful gift for her birthday.
2.
abilitiesnatural ability or talent
- He has a gift for playing the piano.
Verb
1.
givinggive something as a present to someone
- She decided to gift him a watch.
2.
endowgive qualities or abilities to someone
- The teacher gifted her students with confidence.
3.
concedeRare US give away or concede easilyRare US
- He gifted the victory to his opponent.
Images of gift
something given to someone without payment
Expressions with gift
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possess a natural talent or ability for something
She has a gift for painting beautiful landscapes.
something with continuous positive effects or benefits
This book is a gift that keeps on giving for years..
unexpected blessing or benefit from a higher power
Winning the lottery felt like a gift from above.
unexpected good fortune
Winning the lottery felt like a gift from the gods.
ability to speak easily and persuasively
She has the gift of gab, charming everyone she meets.
organ or tissue donation that saves a life
She gave the gift of life by donating her kidney.
ability to speak easily and persuasively
She has the gift of the gab, charming everyone.
gift providing ongoing benefits or value over time
The scholarship was a gift that continues to give.
something that continuously provides benefits or joy
Her education was a gift that never stops giving.
possessing a skill that brings trouble
He was cursed with a gift for attracting bad luck.
ability to see future events or hidden things
She was believed to have the gift of second sight.
present given to celebrate someone's birthday
She received a beautiful necklace as a birthday gift.
prepaid card used to make purchases at specific stores
She used her gift card to buy a new dress at her favorite boutique..
item given without charge to attract customers
The store offered a free gift with every purchase.
basket filled with gifts, often for special occasions
She received a gift basket for her birthday.
voucher given to buy things or services at a store
She used a gift certificate to buy shoes.
someone who gives gifts
The gift giver smiled as the child opened the present..
receipt for an item bought as a gift
She included a gift receipt with the present in case he wanted to exchange it.
collection of items packaged as a present
She received a lovely gift set for her birthday.
store selling items suitable for gifts
She bought a souvenir at the local gift shop..
certificate used to exchange for goods or services
She redeemed her gift voucher at the local bookstore..
gift given to someone who is leaving
She received a parting gift from her colleagues.
present of little value or size
She gave him a small gift for his birthday.
something given without prior notice
The surprise gift left him speechless.
Origin of gift
Old Norse, gift (gift)
Examples of gift in a sentence
The gift was wrapped in shiny paper. Her gift for languages was evident from a young age. The artist's gift for capturing emotions is unparalleled. They plan to gift her a handmade necklace. He will gift them a painting for their anniversary. She gifted him with a talent for music.
The coach gifted the team with a winning strategy. She gifted her old books to the library. The artist gifted his painting to the museum.
View all translations of gift
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- French:cadeau, offrir, ...
- German:Geschenk, schenken, ...
- Italian:regalo, regalare, ...
- Spanish:regalo, regalar, ...
- Portuguese:presente, oferecer, ...
- Chinese:礼物, 送, ...
- Japanese:贈り物, 贈る, ...
- Arabic:هدية, أهدى, ...
- Hebrew:מַתָּנָה, לְהַעֲנִיק, ...
- Russian:подарок, дарить, ...
- Ukrainian:подарунок, дарувати, ...
- Hindi:उपहार, उपहार देना, ...
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