Expressions used in Everyday Spoken English in Social and Professional contexts
tender
tender
1) formally offer something, gentle or kind, sensitive
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- tender an offer/resignation
- Analysisnoun, verb, and adjective
- Social Examples (Basic)
- Alex is a tender person who would never deliberately harm anyone.
- The bruising on Anne's arm after the accident meant that it was tender to touch.
- That's a bit of a tender subject at the moment. We'll talk about it another time.
- Professional Examples (Advance)
- The failure of the project was my fault, so I felt that I had no choice but to tender my resignation.
- We had been looking to take over that company for a while, so as soon as we secured the necessary finance, we tendered an offer for it.
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