lend in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for lend in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.lend <pt & pp lent> [Am lɛnd, Brit lɛnd] VB trans

1. lend (loan):

lend

prestar

lend

dejar Spain

the library also lends records

la biblioteca también presta discos

the library also lends records

la biblioteca también deja discos en préstamo Spain

I lent her a coat

le presté un abrigo

I lent her a coat

le dejé un abrigo Spain

to lend sth to sb

prestarle algo a alguien

2. lend (give):

to lend sth to sth

darle algo a algo

this lends an air of mystery to the scene

esto le da un aire de misterio a la escena

II.lend <pt & pp lent> [Am lɛnd, Brit lɛnd] VB refl

to lend itself to

prestarse a

it lends itself to abuse

se presta a abusos

lend out VB [Am lɛnd -, Brit lɛnd -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

lend out

prestar

lend out

dejar Spain inf

to lend sth out to sb

prestarle algo a alguien

to lend sth out to sb

dejarle algo a alguien Spain

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to give or lend credence to sth

dar crédito a algo

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es un asqueroso, no me quiere prestar la bici

he's so mean, o he's such a meany, he won't lend me his bike

no seas música, préstame tus apuntes

don't be mean, lend me your notes

tuvo el tupé de volver a pedirme dinero prestado

he had the nerve o cheek to ask me to lend him money again

las cortinas de seda ennoblecen la habitación

the silk curtains lend an air of distinction to the room

andá, sé pierna y prestánoslo

come on, be a sport and lend it to us

conferir encanto

to lend

echarle un capote a alg. inf

to lend sb a helping hand

lend in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for lend in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.lend [lend] VB trans lent, lent

1. lend (give temporarily):

lend

prestar

to lend money to sb

prestar dinero a alguien

2. lend (impart, grant):

lend

dar

to lend colour to sth

dar color a algo

to lend support to a view

apoyar una opinión

Phrases:

to lend an ear

prestar atención

to lend an ear to sb

prestar oído a alguien

to lend a hand to sb

echar una mano a alguien

to lend one's name to sth

ofrecer su nombre para algo

to lend wings to sb/sth

dar alas a alguien/algo

to lend oneself to sth

prestarse uno a algo

II.lend [lend] VB intr lent, lent

lend

prestar dinero

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to lend a sympathetic ear to sb

estar dispuesto a escuchar a alguien

to lend a willing hand

dar una mano

to lend variety to sth

variar algo

to lend support to sth

respaldar algo

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¿me dejas los apuntes de física?

can you lend me your physics notes?

dar categoría

to lend prestige

prestar

to lend

prestar oídos

to lend an ear

tus palabras se prestan a confusión

your words lend themselves to misinterpretation

arrimar el hombro

to lend a hand

aviar

to lend

lend Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to lend support to a view

apoyar una opinión

to lend an ear to sb

prestar oído a alguien

to lend a hand to sb

echar una mano a alguien

to lend one's name to sth

ofrecer su nombre para algo

to lend a sympathetic ear to sb

estar dispuesto a escuchar a alguien

to lend support to sth

respaldar algo

to lend a willing hand

dar una mano

can you lend me your physics notes?

¿me dejas los apuntes de física?

your words lend themselves to misinterpretation

tus palabras se prestan a confusión

lend me a hundred dollars on this ring

préstame cien dólares sobre este anillo

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English

He also lent his voice to many animation films.

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Banks typically lend up to four rupees for every rupee in the group fund.

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He refuses to stay over, even out of pity, coldly stating that "that" is simply something he would never lend.

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He lent money to any needy student and never required a promissory note.

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Nor can it own any other non-property assets except for cash, which it does not lend to anyone.

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There are approximately 130 students at the school, which lends itself as a natural meeting place.

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She left her husband, who had disagreed with her fervent nationalism, in 1917, although he continued to lend her his support.

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When that is unsuccessful, the guys get their old neighbor to lend them her car.

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Catena was there to lend his support, thinking there would be many loud voices of opposition at the meeting.

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The temple ensembles lend the event a touch of majesty.

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