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Che differenza c'è tra "present" and "gift"?

AniphaeS's profile picture
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English Advanced
 · 2 years ago

Per me, non c'e' molto differenza tra i sostantivi per dire "un regalo", pero' "gift" viene usato in un modo un po' piu' "formale" e magari piu' "costoso/caro" pero' dipende dal posto in cui trovi la parola usata. Le uso come questi esempi:

  • I gave him a present/gift for his birthday
  • He gave me an expensive gift. (perche' gift mi sembra piu' caro)
  • Can you bring me back a present? (magari non voglio dire "mi compri un regalo caro")

Il sostantivo "gift" viene usato anche per dire "un talento" e anche come un sostantivo con una funzione attributiva

  • Un film: "the girl with all the gifts"
  • She has a wonderful gift - she can sing beautifully.
  • She gave me a gift card to spend in my favourite shop.
  • I love buying my family presents in the gift shop.

Come verbi, gift significa regalare e "to present" significa mostrare/presentare

  • I presented my ideas to the team.
  • He gifted me with a diamond watch.

Fonte: quora.com

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