英语

offering

gb/ˈɔfɚɪŋ/ us/ˈɔfɚɪŋ/
B1 英语
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名词 business B2 entity
1

product or service available

A product or service a company sells.

用法模式: [someone]'s offering; an offering in [market/area]
常见错误:
Learners may overuse it instead of simpler words like product or service in casual contexts.
近义词
product (More general; does not always include services.) | service (Covers services only, not physical goods.) | lineup (Emphasizes a set of choices rather than one item.)
反义词
discontinuation (The ending or removal of something from sale.)
搭配
product offering |service offering |new offering |core offering |premium offering |digital offering |expand its offering |a range of offerings |competitive offering |unique offering
主题
business |shopping |marketing
例句
  • The bank is expanding its digital offerings for small businesses.
  • Their latest offering combines a phone plan with cloud storage.
  • We reviewed several vendors’ offerings before choosing one.
学习者例句
  • This company has a new offering.
  • We compared the offerings of two apps.
名词 B1 entity
2

something given as a gift

Something you give to help or to be kind.

用法模式: an offering to [someone/organization]; accept/refuse an offering
常见错误:
Often confused with offer (the proposal) rather than offering (the thing given).
近义词
donation (Usually money or goods given to a cause.) | gift (More personal; not necessarily for charity.) | contribution (Emphasizes adding support to a group effort.)
反义词
take (The opposite action: receiving or removing instead of giving.)
搭配
generous offering |small offering |an offering of help |accept an offering |refuse an offering |make an offering |an offering to charity |offer an offering |an offering from [someone] |leave an offering
主题
daily_life |charity |social_relations
例句
  • She left a small offering of flowers by the memorial.
  • The shelter welcomed offerings of blankets and canned food.
  • His offering of help was appreciated but not needed.
学习者例句
  • I made an offering to the charity.
  • They accepted my offering of help.
名词 formal B2 action
3

religious gift or sacrifice

A gift given in worship.

用法模式: an offering to [deity/temple]; bring/make an offering
常见错误:
May be confused with offer (a proposal) in religious contexts.
近义词
sacrifice (Often implies giving up something valuable; can be broader than religion.) | oblation (More technical/formal; used mainly in religious writing.)
反义词
profanation (Treating something sacred with disrespect, rather than honoring it.)
搭配
make an offering |bring an offering |offerings to the gods |ritual offering |sacrificial offering |food offerings |an offering at the shrine |present offerings |a sacred offering |offerings for good luck
主题
religion |culture
例句
  • Visitors brought offerings of fruit to the temple.
  • The ceremony included an offering to honor the ancestors.
  • They prepared the offering according to tradition.
学习者例句
  • People left offerings at the shrine.
名词 B1 quantity
4

money given in church

Money you give at a church service.

用法模式: take up the offering; put [money] in the offering
常见错误:
Often mixed up with tithe (a specific regular amount or practice) and donation (more general).
近义词
collection (General term for money gathered from a group.)
反义词
withholding (Not giving money when it is expected or requested.)
搭配
take up the offering |the offering plate |put money in the offering |Sunday offering |special offering |a collection and offering |give an offering |receive an offering |an offering for disaster relief |the weekly offering
主题
religion |money
例句
  • They took up the offering after the hymn.
  • Please place your offering in the plate as it passes.
  • This week’s offering will go to the food bank.
学习者例句
  • I put my offering in the plate.
名词 B2 entity
5

course available to students

A class that a school offers.

用法模式: a course offering; an offering in [subject]
常见错误:
Learners may say 'an offering' when 'a course' is more natural outside academic catalogs.
近义词
course (More direct and common in everyday student speech.) | class (Often refers to a single section/meeting group.)
反义词
cancellation (A course being removed and not run.)
搭配
course offering |new course offering |elective offerings |limited offerings |online offerings |expand course offerings |a wide range of offerings |semester offerings |curriculum offerings |graduate offerings
主题
education
例句
  • The department added a new course offering in data ethics.
  • Summer offerings are more limited than fall offerings.
  • Students can choose from a range of elective offerings.
学习者例句
  • This semester has many course offerings.
名词 business C1 event
6

sale of shares or bonds

When a company sells shares or bonds to investors.

用法模式: an offering of [shares/bonds]; a [public/private] offering
常见错误:
Often confused with offer (a proposal) rather than a formal securities sale.
近义词
issue (Common finance term focusing on the act of releasing securities.) | sale (More general; lacks the specific legal/financial sense.)
反义词
buyback (A company repurchasing its shares rather than selling them.)
搭配
share offering |stock offering |bond offering |public offering |private offering |secondary offering |follow-on offering |priced the offering |close the offering |subscribe to the offering
主题
finance |business
例句
  • The company announced a secondary offering to raise cash.
  • The bond offering was heavily oversubscribed.
  • They priced the offering late on Thursday.
学习者例句
  • The firm made an offering of new shares.
名词 B2 entity
7

new work released by an artist

A new book, film, song, or similar work.

用法模式: [someone]'s latest offering
常见错误:
Sounds slightly review-like; in casual talk people often say 'new album/film/book' instead.
近义词
release (Focuses on the act of making it available to the public.) | work (Neutral term for creative output; less evaluative.)
反义词
unreleased work (A piece created but not presented to the public.)
搭配
latest offering |new offering |debut offering |cinematic offering |musical offering |a strong offering |a disappointing offering |indie offering |their first offering |a bold offering
主题
arts |media
例句
  • Her latest offering is a short novel set in Berlin.
  • The director’s newest offering divides critics.
  • It’s a lighter offering than his earlier, darker films.
学习者例句
  • This is the band’s latest offering.
语法
词典原形
offering
IPA
GB/ˈɔfɚɪŋ/
US/ˈɔfɚɪŋ/
音节与重音
of - fer - ing (3 个音节)
Stress on 1st syllable (of)
词形变化
Noun
  • Base: offering
  • Plural: offering, offerings
词族
Forms
offerings noun
Core family
offer verb A2
相关表达

burnt offering

1
/bˈɚnt ˈɔfɚɪŋ/
fixed phrase literary

sacrifice burned in worship

A religious gift that is burned.

例句
  • The text describes a burnt offering made at dawn.
  • In the story, the priest prepares a burnt offering on the altar.
  • The museum exhibit explains how burnt offerings were performed in antiquity.

initial public offering

1
/ɪnˈɪʃəl pˈʌblɪk ˈɔfɚɪŋ/
fixed phrase technical

First sale of company shares

When a company sells its stock to the public for the first time.

例句
  • The company raised millions through its initial public offering.
  • Many investors are excited about the upcoming initial public offering.

initial public offering

1
/ɪnˈɪʃəl pˈʌblɪk ˈɔfɚɪŋ/
fixed phrase business

first sale of stock publicly

The first time a company sells shares on the stock market.

例句
  • The startup is planning an initial public offering next year.
  • The initial public offering valued the company at over $2 billion.
  • After its initial public offering, the company faced stricter reporting rules.

love offering

1
/lˈʌv ˈɔfɚɪŋ/
fixed phrase

voluntary donation, often church

A voluntary gift of money, often in a church.

例句
  • They took up a love offering to help the family after the fire.
  • At the end of the concert, a love offering was collected for the visiting choir.
  • The church announced a love offering for the mission trip.

make an offering

1
/mˈeɪk ən ˈɔfɚɪŋ/
fixed phrase

give something in worship

To give a gift in a religious place or to a cause.

例句
  • Families came to make an offering at the shrine.
  • During the service, people were invited to make an offering for the relief fund.
  • Some visitors make an offering before they begin their prayers.

peace offering

1
/pˈis ˈɔfɚɪŋ/
idiom

gesture to end conflict

A gift to say sorry and make things better.

例句
  • He brought coffee as a peace offering after their argument.
  • I’m sending a message as a peace offering, not to restart the fight.
  • The team dinner was meant as a peace offering to unhappy fans.

public offering

1
/pˈʌblɪk ˈɔfɚɪŋ/
fixed phrase business

securities sold to public

When a company sells shares to the public.

例句
  • The firm delayed its public offering due to market volatility.
  • Regulators reviewed documents related to the public offering.
  • After the public offering, the company’s shares began trading on the exchange.

token offering

1
/tˈoʊkən ˈɔfɚɪŋ/
fixed phrase

small or insincere gesture

A very small gift that is not really enough.

例句
  • The company made a token offering of support but changed nothing.
  • He gave a token offering of five dollars and left quickly.
  • The apology felt like a token offering rather than a sincere attempt to fix things.

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