| 词组 | lend |
| 释义 | spot someone (something) tr. to lend someone something.Can you spot me a few bucks?I can spot you a whole hundred! stake someone to something tr. to lend or give someone money to buy something.Can you stake me to a decent meal?Stake the man to a meal and a flop, and he'll tell us what we want to know. lend noun a loan. A colloquial or dialect term, also recorded in Australia and New Zealand UK, 1575lend out lend out sth • lend sth out to let someone borrow or use something for a period of time: Many libraries have CDs that they can lend out, just like books.+ to I wanted to borrow Duncan's guitar, but he's lent it out to someone else.■ SIMILAR TO: lend, loan lend to lend itself to sth to be suitable for being used for a particular purpose or being treated in a particular way: It's an old house, and it doesn't lend itself to a very modern style of decoration. Much of the 2,000-mile border is isolated, lending itself to the smuggling of drugs and illegal immigrants.
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