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gift [gɪft] SAM.

1. gift (present):

gift

dar m. spol

gift

darilo n

2. gift (donation):

gift

donacija ž. spol

3. gift (talent):

gift

talent m. spol

gift

dar m. spol

to have a gift for languages

biti nadarjen za jezike

to have the gift of the gab pog.

imeti podmazan jezik

e-gift [ˈi:gɪft] SAM.

e-gift INTERNET, RAČ.

internetno darilo n

e-gift INTERNET, RAČ.

e-darilo n

ˈgift card SAM.

gift card

[darilni] bon m. spol

ˈgift horse SAM.

gift horse preg.:

never look a gift horse in the mouth

podarjenemu konju se ne gleda v zobe preg

ˈgift shop SAM.

gift shop

prodajalna ž. spol s spominki

ˈgift to·ken SAM., ˈgift vouch·er SAM.

gift token

darilni bon m. spol

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

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After showing parts of the film, they eventually held a group discussion before thanking the volunteers with gifts, while receiving positive feedback.

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She found particular gifts in a class on elocution, and joined the first suffrage club with six of her classmates.

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The company is known for manufacturing stemware, decorative glassware (such as vases, ashtray, candlestick), glass gifts and various art engravings.

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The shrine's endowments and gifts are the largest of all religious institutions in the country.

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The company immediately recognized an untapped opportunity in deal gifts, and soon focused its efforts on the investment banking community.

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And since being a sugar baby, she has eaten at lots of fancy restaurants and been given lavish gifts.

www.thesun.ie

No minister should accept gifts or hospitality from any person or organisation when a conflict of interest could arise.

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Those attending the performance will also receive a Christmas stocking filled with gifts, coupons and holiday sweets.

www.castanet.net

Usually four-year schools crowd out community colleges for "naming gifts," the large-scale contributions for buildings or scholarships named for the donor.

www.theatlantic.com

He created a dynamic, corporately structured foundation that could utilize community gifts in a responsive and need-appropriate manner.

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