英语词组give back是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Phr V

give back

gives, giving, gave, given

give back sth or give sth back

to return something to the person who gave it to you

I must give you back that book you lent me.

give sb sth back

to make someone have a quality or ability again after they had lost it or after it was taken away from them

She will undergo an operation which will give her her sight back.Nothing could give him his dignity back.

give back

1. To return or restore something to someone or something. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "give" and "back." Give me back my sweater, you brat! Did I ever give you your pen back?

2. To act in a charitable manner, often by donating money or volunteering. I like to give back to my community by working with other volunteers to clean up our local parks.

give someone or something back (to someone or something)

to return someone or something to someone or something. Please give it back to me. You took my lunch away from me. You had better give it back. Give back the book right now!

give something back

(to someone) (with interest)

1. Lit. to return money to someone with an additional amount for interest. You are going to have to give that money back to me with interest. Please give back the proper amount... with interest!

2. Fig. to return something to someone in excess of what was received. We will give back all your kindness to you with interest. We will give it all back with interest.

give back

To return something: Don't forget to give the books back when you're done with them. I gave back the hammer when the job was done.

词组	give back
释义	Phr V give back gives, giving, gave, given give back sth or give sth back to return something to the person who gave it to you I must give you back that book you lent me. give sb sth back to make someone have a quality or ability again after they had lost it or after it was taken away from them She will undergo an operation which will give her her sight back.Nothing could give him his dignity back. phrasegive back1. give back sth • *give sth* back to give something back to the person who owns it or who gave it to you: If the wedding is cancelled, do I have to give back the ring?+ to The government is giving back nine million pounds to Oxford City Council, after making a mistake in the housing budget.give sb back sth Give him back his hat!give sb sth back** Mom! Tell Josh to give me my doll back!■ SIMILAR TO: return formal2. *give sth* back** • give back sth to make it possible for someone to have a particular quality, ability, or freedom that they used to have in the past, but they lost+ to The protesters are calling for the government to give power back to the people.give sb back sth A little warm food and rest will give you back some strength.give sb sth back The doctors are hoping the operation will give Murphy his sight back.■ SIMILAR TO: restore give back 1. To return or restore something to someone or something. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "give" and "back." Give me back my sweater, you brat! Did I ever give you your pen back? 2. To act in a charitable manner, often by donating money or volunteering. I like to give back to my community by working with other volunteers to clean up our local parks. give someone or something back (to someone or something) to return someone or something to someone or something. Please give it back to me. You took my lunch away from me. You had better give it back. Give back the book right now! give something back (to someone) (with interest) 1. Lit. to return money to someone with an additional amount for interest. You are going to have to give that money back to me with interest. Please give back the proper amount... with interest! 2. Fig. to return something to someone in excess of what was received. We will give back all your kindness to you with interest. We will give it all back with interest. give back v. To return something: Don't forget to give the books back when you're done with them. I gave back the hammer when the job was done.
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