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to give hope to
para dar esperanza a los
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give verb

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gave, has given, is giving, gives
dar, regalar, obsequiar; hacer regalos; pagar; ceder, romperse; pronunciar; causar, ocasionar; otorgar

Example sentences of
give verb

  • •Please give me your phone number.
  • •Are you giving this to me or only lending it?
  • •She has given money to many worthy causes.
  • •They're asking people to give money for a new hospital.
  • •Please give to our charity.
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  • •We already gave at the office.
  • •It is better to give than to receive.
  • •He gave me the letter.
  • •He gave her his coat to hold.
  • •He gave me a head start.
  • •She gave him a camera for Christmas.
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Synonyms of
give verb

donate, deliver, hand over, transfer, cause, grant, hand, pay, present, provide, utter, yield
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¿Sabes lo que significa give up?
  • Give up significa parar de hacer algo o renunciar. I gave up eating hamburgers when I started the diet. Give up también significa parar de intentar algo. After trying for weeks to reach an agreement, the lawyers eventually gave up.

hope noun

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hopes
esperanza
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This man gazes in hope toward the light.

Example sentences of
hope noun

  • •When they started their life together, they were young and full of hope.
  • •Rescuers have not yet abandoned hope that more survivors will be found.
  • •The drug has brought hope to thousands of sufferers.
  • •We allowed ourselves to entertain hopes that the crisis would end soon.
  • •The goal raised the hopes of the team.
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  • •The hope is that there will be a settlement soon.
  • •The lawyers do not want to raise false hopes of an early settlement.
  • •He told them the truth with the hope that they would understand.
  • •He had little hope of attending college.
  • •The latest reports hold out hope for a possible end to this crisis.
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