lent
Shared with strings
Lent is the past tense and past participle of lend.
To lend is to give something temporarily with the expectation of return, or to provide money at interest: I lent him my car for the weekend, The bank lent us the money for the house.
Lend also means to contribute a quality: Her presence lent credibility to the project. (Capitalized Lent is the Christian season before Easter.)
borrowed
Taken for temporary use
creditor · borrower · return · due · temporary · entrusted · loaned · advanced · extended · furnished
- Slavic OrthodoxyOrthodox Christianity, Eastern Orthodoxy, Orthodox Church, Russian Orthodox, Cyril and Methodius
- past tensewent, was, were, had, got
- Adjectifsgrand, petit, beau, nouveau, long
- past participlesbeen, done, gone, seen, taken
- Seasonal Thingsharvest festival, spring festival, winter solstice, summer solstice, fall harvest
- Medieval Ritesknighting, dubbing, homage, fealty, investiture
- lend a handOffer assistance to someone
- lending a handProviding assistance to another
- lent a handProvided voluntary assistance
- lend an earListen with sympathy
- lend a helping handVolunteer one's assistance
- lending an earListening attentively to someone
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