Phrasal Verb - Giving Away
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.Definition
- To voluntarily transfer something, usually without expecting anything in return.
- To reveal a secret or a hidden fact.
- To cease resistance or control in a situation, often implying defeat or surrender.
Examples
| No. | Example |
|---|---|
| 1 | He gave away all his savings to help his friend in need. |
| 2 | The detective gave away the location of the hidden treasure. |
| 3 | After losing the game, the player gave away his queen. |
| 4 | The politician was forced to give away sensitive information. |
| 5 | The thief gave away his accomplice's name to the police. |
| 6 | The dog gave away its position by barking. |
| 7 | The defendant gave away his innocence by his nervous behavior. |
| 8 | The manager gave away the secret of the company's new product. |
| 9 | The witness gave away the identity of the suspect. |
| 10 | The host gave away prizes to the audience during the show. |