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ten·der1 [ˈtendəʳ] ADJ

1. tender (not tough):

tender meat, vegetable

3. tender liter (youthful):

tender
tender
at a tender age of 5

4. tender (requiring tact):

tender

5. tender (affectionate):

tender
to have a tender heart

I . ten·der2 [ˈtendəʳ] N (price quote)

III . ten·der2 [ˈtendəʳ] VB intr

tender

ten·der-ˈheart·ed ADJ

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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The tender allowed bidders to suggest alternative types of high speed train.
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In a civilian setting, soldiers have no legal tender, and are still bound to the same command chain as they would be in a war theater.
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Operating a large tender engine was difficult though, on a line without a turntable.
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On cooking, the batter separates, leaving a pool of lemon curdy sauce at the base of the dish and a tender, light sponge on top.
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Season beans with salt, then stir in escarole and cook, stirring occasionally, until escarole is quite tender, about 15 minutes.
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The skirt steak is not as tender as a filet, but thankfully nowhere near as tough as the flank.
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In the final months of the second dollar, the $200 000 cheque was the lowest legal tender denomination by decree, despite having its expiry date extended twice.
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The new tender involved a recast clockface timetable, with boats running every half hour.
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All these coins, both from the older and newer series still remain legal tender.
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And short rib pot roast is tender, deep with flavor, and perfectly wintry served with parsnips and carrots.
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