tender
71tender — (v) (Básico) tener o mostrar inclinación hacia determinada cosa o comportamiento Ejemplos: Últimamente, los consumidores tienden a comprar cada vez más por Internet. Los niños que ven violencia en televisión, de adultos tienden a la agresividad.… …
72tender — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) v. t. present, offer, proffer, hold out; propose, suggest; volunteer. adj. gentle, kind; sentimental; affectionate, tenderhearted, loving, amorous; immature; sympathetic, soft; humane, merciful; young;… …
73tender — English has two distinct words tender, both of which go back ultimately to the Indo European base *ten ‘stretch’. The adjective, ‘delicate, fragile’ [13], comes via Old French tendre from Latin tener ‘delicate’, a descendant of *ten and source… …
74ténder — {{＃}}{{LM T37484}}{{〓}} {{［}}ténder{{］}} ‹tén·der› {{《}}▍ s.m.{{》}} Vagón auxiliar que se engancha a una locomotora, y que lleva el agua y el combustible necesarios para abastecerla durante el viaje. {{★}}{{＼}}ETIMOLOGÍA:{{／}} Del inglés tender …
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75tender — English has two distinct words tender, both of which go back ultimately to the Indo European base *ten ‘stretch’. The adjective, ‘delicate, fragile’ [13], comes via Old French tendre from Latin tener ‘delicate’, a descendant of *ten and source… …
76Tender — 1. To accept a formal offer, such as a takeover bid or tender offer. 2. A means of settlement in a financial transaction. 3. A bid to buy treasury bills. 4. A notice from a futures contract seller to offer money or goods for settlement of a… …
77tender — (tin dèr) s. m. Terme de chemin de fer. Mot anglais employé pour désigner un chariot d approvisionnement qui porte l eau et le charbon nécessaires à la locomotive. ÉTYMOLOGIE Angl. tender, de to tend, être de service, apocope du franç.… …
78Tender — Recorded in several forms including: Tander, Tender, Tunder, Thunder, the patronymic Thunders, and the occupational Thunderman, this wonderful old surname is recorded both in England and Ireland. It has two possible origins. Firstly it may derive …
79Tender — Tẹn|der 〈m.; Gen.: s, Pl.: 〉 1. mit der Lokomotive gekoppelter Wagen für Kohle od. Wasser 2. 〈Mar.〉 Begleitschiff eines Schiffes od. eines Verbandes von Schiffen für Kohle, Wasser, Proviant usw. [Etym.: engl., »Begleitboot, Tender«] …
80tender — is., Fr. tender Lokomotifin arkasına bağlanan, gerekli yakıtı, suyu taşıyan vagon …
