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proffer

UK
/ˈprɒfə/
US
/ˈprɔfər/

Translations

profferverb
proffered
Past Simple
proffered
Past Participle
proffering
Gerund
UK
/ˈprɒfə/
US
/ˈprɑːfər/
She proffered her hand to him as a gesture of friendship.
Elle lui a offert sa main en signe d'amitié.
Additional translations
présenter
Synonyms
offer
present
extend
submit
propose
proffernoun
proffers
pl
UK
/ˈprɒfə/
US
/ˈprɔfər/
The proffer of a peace treaty was met with skepticism by the opposing side.
L'offre d'un traité de paix a été accueillie avec scepticisme par le camp adverse.
offre de preuveDroit.
Counsel made a proffer of the witness's testimony outside the presence of the jury.
L'avocat a fait une offre de preuve du témoignage du témoin hors la présence du jury.
Additional translations
proposition
profferadjective
UK
/ˈprɒfə/
US
/ˈprɑːfər/
Used attributively in phrases like "proffer letter" or "proffer agreement"; relational, non-gradable.
proposéDroit.
The defendant signed a proffer agreement before the interview.
Le défendeur a signé un accord proposé avant l'entretien.
Additional translations
offert

Definitions

profferverb
To present or offer something for acceptance.
She proffered her hand to him as a gesture of friendship.
proffernoun
An offer or proposal presented for acceptance or rejection.
The proffer of a peace treaty was met with skepticism by the opposing side.
Law. An offer of proof, or a summary of expected evidence, made to preserve the issue for appeal.
Counsel made a proffer of the witness's testimony outside the presence of the jury.
profferadjective
Relating to or constituting a proffer; offered or proposed in advance.
The defendant signed a proffer agreement before the interview.
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