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to give
[VERBO] MAIN VERB
1.1
dar
to pay a specified amount of money
1.2
dar
to administer a remedy or drug
2.1
dar
to make someone have a specific feeling; to behave toward a person in a manner that shows a specific feeling or attitude toward them
2.2
dar
to grant a score to someone or something
2.3
dar
to sentence a person to a certain punishment or penalty
2.4
dar
to dedicate energy, time, etc. to something or someone
2.5
contagiar
to pass a disease or illness to someone else and cause them to become sick or infected
2.7
dar
to say in advance that something will not last more than a specific length of time
3
[palabra ficticia]
(dummy verb) to carry out or perform an action that is specified by a noun
3.1
dar
to pass someone a message
3.2
dar
to make a particular sound
3.3
poner con
to let someone contact a particular person on the phone
4.1
ceder
to agree to renounce or abandon some of one's demands or to change one's mind
Ejemplos
1. The gentleman's thick mustache gave him a distinguished look.
2. The course gives you a bird's eye view of European art history.
3. A touch of maple extract in the pancake batter gives them a delightful maple syrup taste.
4. The morgue gives me the jitters.
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