Verb(1) bestow a quality on,give temporarily,let have for a limited time,have certain characteristics of qualities for something,be open or vulnerable to,loan,accommodate(2) bestow a quality on(3) give temporarily(4) let have for a limited time(5) have certain characteristics of qualities for something(6) be open or vulnerable to(7) loan(8) accommodate
Verb(1) bestow a quality on,give temporarily,let have for a limited time,have certain characteristics of qualities for something,be open or vulnerable to,loan,accommodate(2) bestow a quality on(3) give temporarily(4) let have for a limited time(5) have certain characteristics of qualities for something(6) be open or vulnerable to(7) loan(8) accommodate
(1) banks lend only to their current account customers(2) Stewart asked me to lend him my car(3) bay windows lend themselves to blinds(4) He claimed Sattar had agreed to lend him the money, which he needed for personal reasons.(5) And how willing will our bank be to lend us money to invest in assets other than property?(6) So why are banks falling all over themselves to lend small businesses money?(7) no one would lend him the money(8) To lend weight to this, he adds the interpretation of a social scientist and an academician.(9) So he persuaded a bank to lend him the money to buy a chain of newsagents.(10) We give them what they want and in return they lend us what we want.(11) He convinced Brian to lend him his car and Romeo drove back to Juliet's house.(12) When fire fighters arrive to find flames jumping up the outside of the building it is obvious that they too should lend their weight to student concerns.(13) Uncle offers to give me one car, and lend me another.(14) He told me that a relative had offered to lend him a car while he is here.(15) Although they could justify the expense, they knew no bank would lend them any more money.(16) Mr Hughes-Wilson's views lend weight to the words of George Bernard Shaw.
