tender

US /ˈtɛndɚ/

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UK /'tendə(r)/

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adj.AdjectiveGentle; with great care or consideration

Her tender words helped the child to stop crying

n.NounA formal offer for something (e.g. some business)

We should submit a tender for that construction work at the shopping mall

v.t.Transitive VerbTo formally offer something, usually in writing

Tender your questions in writing so I can answer all of them

adj.AdjectiveFeeling pain when an area of skin is touched

My arm is still a bit tender from the bike accident

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that they are in safe and tender hands (to hazard a generalisation: most people tend
that they are in safe and tender hands (to hazard a generalisation: most people tend

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It might be propaganda about the simple life, or about the need to broaden one's horizons, or about a more playful, tender approach to life.
It might be propaganda about the simple life, or about the need to broaden one's horizons, or about a more playful, tender approach to life.

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at this. It is so beautiful, so tender. Now this is ready I just roasted some nice little
at this. It is so beautiful, so tender. Now this is ready I just roasted some nice little

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I understand, but if you get a tender to build 10 houses, steal 1, build 9, at least 9 people have houses.
I understand, but if you get a tender to build 10 houses, steal 1, build 9, at least 9 people have houses.

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And above this, they mention that it is a cash tender offer, meaning that essentially the shareholders all vote on it and they submit the information.
And above this, they mention that it is a cash tender offer, meaning that essentially the shareholders all vote on it and they submit the information.

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I don't know what the difference between a strip and a tender is.
I don't know what the difference between a strip and a tender is.

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