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tendered

UK
/ˈtɛndəd/
US
/ˈtɛndɚd/
tenderverb

tendered

Past Simple

tendered
Past Simple
tendered
Past Participle
tendering
ing-form
UK
/ˈtɛndə/
US
/ˈtɛndɚ/
Translations
déposerPour une candidature, une demande ou un document.
He tendered his application for the scholarship before the deadline.
Il a déposé sa candidature pour la bourse avant la date limite.
The company decided to tender a bid for the new project.
L'entreprise a décidé de soumettre une offre pour le nouveau projet.
offrirRegistre formel.
She tendered her services as a volunteer.
Elle a offert ses services en tant que bénévole.
Additional translations
présenterRegistre formel.
Definitions
To offer or present something formally for acceptance.
The company decided to tender a bid for the new project.
To make a formal offer of money or services.
She tendered her resignation to the board of directors.
To present or submit something, such as a document or proposal, for consideration.
He tendered his application for the scholarship before the deadline.
Synonyms
offer
present
submit
propose
extend
tendernoun
Definitions
A formal offer to supply goods or services at a stated price.
The company submitted a tender for the construction project.
A person who looks after someone or something.
The garden tender ensured all the plants were well-watered and healthy.
A small boat used to transport people or goods to and from a larger vessel.
The crew used a tender to ferry passengers from the ship to the shore.
An offer of money as payment for a debt or obligation.
He made a tender of the full amount owed to settle the debt.
Money that is legally recognized by a government as valid payment for goods, services, or debts.
Coins and banknotes issued by the central bank are legal tender throughout the country.
A rail vehicle coupled behind a steam locomotive to carry its fuel and water.
The restored locomotive and its tender are now on display at the heritage railway.
tenderadjective
Definitions
Having a soft or delicate texture; easily chewed or cut.
The steak was cooked to perfection, making it incredibly tender and juicy.
Showing gentleness, kindness, and affection.
She gave him a tender smile that warmed his heart.
Sensitive to pain or touch; easily hurt or damaged.
After the surgery, the area around the incision was still tender to the touch.
Young and inexperienced.
At the tender age of 16, she was already a skilled musician.
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