Today’s Lesson

(final) OFFER   （最終）提案、申し出、提供

Explanation

• To offer (verb) someone something (or to offer to do something) is to say that you’ll give it to them (or do it) if they want you to.

  The noun form is also offer.

• 動詞の offer は、誰かが望んだら、その人に何かを提供したり、何かをしたりするつもりだと言うこと、つまり、申し出る、という意味です。

  名詞形も offer で、提案、申し出、提供という意味です。

Examples

1. They’ve offered me $1.2 million for the patent rights.
2. (lawyer)

   My client has offered to settle for $50,000.

3. a: Did they offer you the position?

   b: Yes, but I didn’t accept. I got a better offer.

4. You won’t be able to apply for a work visa until you get a job offer.
5. (bargaining for an antique)

   I can give you $75 for it. That’s my final offer.

6. They say they’re ready to make an offer on the Riverside property. I’m meeting with them this afternoon.

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