offer
['ɔfə]
释义
释义1:n.求婚
To make an offer or proposal, especially of marriage.
释义2：n.提供职位；报价
a proposal that requires only acceptance in order to create a contract.
例句
MISS O’BRIEN：I’m sure they’ll all get plenty of offers.（Downton Abbey)
奥布莱恩：我相信她们都会有许多求婚者。(唐顿庄园）
Walt: Well, listen, Elliott. Your offer is very appealing.lt really is.I thank you.(Breaking Bad)
沃特：好吧，不过，艾利奥特，你提供的职位真的很诱人。真的。我感谢你。（绝命毒师）
LADY EDITH：Our Hacksby Park? Why? Are the Russells selling?
SIR RICHARD CARLISLE:Not officially, but I‘m told they‘re open to offers. (Downton Abbey)
伊迪小姐：我们这里的哈克斯比庄园吗？为什么？罗素一家要把它卖了吗？
理查德卡莱尔：还没有正式出售，但我听说他们开始接受报价。(唐顿庄园）
