Sinónimos y Antónimos de "prestar"

Question

Please forgive me for all the days I missed this week. Let's get back to business.

Create a sentence in Spanish (with the English translation) using a synonym or antonym for today's word prestar.

Please remember to check for corrections and to vote for your favorites. Diccionario

Great cartoon! - amykay, Sep 11, 2010

I think everyone knows someone like this little boy. :) - Nicole-B, Sep 11, 2010

Answer 1

Synonym - Offer

"Le hare una oferta que no podrá rechazar."

"I'm going to make him an offer he can't refuse."

I think I used it as a noun... Can someone tell me whether this is correct or not? - Vaanz, Sep 11, 2010

Yeah, it's a noun. It would have to be ofrecer. However, it's never wrong to quote classic movies. :) - BajolaSombra, Sep 11, 2010

Actually, I just thought about this. The original poster would have to specify whether or not it's admissable to use noun forms. - BajolaSombra, Sep 11, 2010

Without even reading yet, you will receive a vote because you are referencing "The Godfather"...one of my all time favorite movies. :) Now I will go back and read. jeje - Nicole-B, Sep 11, 2010

Yeah My favourite too.... I generally don't like movies based on my fav books except for this one and Jurassic Park... - Vaanz, Sep 12, 2010

Answer 2

antónimo

cobrar

to collect (money that is owed)

Una agencia de cobro a morosos cobra dinero de deudores.

A debt collection agency collects money from debtors.

Answer 3

Antónimo ... para robar .... to steal

Como dicen sus padres, robar es malo.

As your parents say, stealing is wrong.

What a pleasant thief!! - 192flat, Sep 11, 2010

Answer 4

Synonym - (ofrecer)Offer

¿Puedo ofrecer te una bebida?

May I offer you a drink?

Adorable! Is this also a mafioso in the making....what with the violin case that he is carrying, you never know! jeje - Nicole-B, Sep 11, 2010

lol - Vaanz, Sep 12, 2010

Answer 5

Esta noche, Orlando Salido de Méjico intentará a robar el título de Yuriorkis Gamboa de Cuba

Tonight, Orlando Salido of Mexico will try to steal the title from Yuriorkis Gamboa of Cuba

please check my sentence if it has any errors, gracias - 009ee30f, Sep 11, 2010

Who do you want to win? :) - Nicole-B, Sep 11, 2010

Que gane el mejor! - 009ee30f, Sep 11, 2010

Answer 6

Antónimo: devolver (to return; give back)

Devuélveme el abrigo - Give me back my coat.

Answer 7

Antónimo - tomar - to take

¿Tomaste un tiempo libre esta semana?

You took time off this week?