tender in Gujarati ગુજરાતી
tender in Hindi हिन्दी
tender in Kannada ಕನ್ನಡ
tender in Marathi मराठी
tender in Tamil தமிழ்
tender in English
- tender⇄adj. tenderable.
- tender⇄adj. 1. not hard or tough; soft.
Ex. The meat is tender. Stones hurt the little child's tender feet.
2a. not strong and hardy; delicate.
Ex. tender young grass. The leaves in spring are green and tender.
(SYN) weak.
b. so - tender⇄adv. tenderly.
- tender⇄noun (Obsolete.) care; regard; concern.
- tender⇄noun tenderer.
- tender⇄noun 1. a formal offer.
Ex. She refused his tender of marriage.
(SYN) proposal, proffer, overture.
2. the thing offered. Money that must be accepted as payment for a debt is called legal tender.
3. (Law.) an offer of, as of mon - tender⇄tender (1), adjective, verb, noun.
- tender⇄tender (2), verb, noun.
- tender⇄tender (3), noun.
1. a person or thing that tends another.
Ex. a machine tender. He did not like his job as baby tender.
2a. a boat or small ship used for carrying supplies and passengers to and from larger ships.
b. a small boat - tender⇄v.i. (Obsolete.) to become tender.
- tender⇄v.t. (Archaic.)1. to make tender.
2. to weaken.
3. to feel or act tenderly toward. - tender⇄v.t. 1. to offer formally.
Ex. to tender one's resignation. He tendered his thanks.
(SYN) proffer, present.
2. (Law.) to offer (as money or goods) in payment of a debt or other obligation.