"To make an offer" means to present or propose something, usually a price or terms, for acceptance or consideration by another party. It involves formally expressing willingness to enter into an agreement or transaction, such as when they make an offer to a client.
Translations
hacer una oferta
een aanbod doen
fer una oferta
faire une offre
ein Angebot machen
Etymology
The phrase "to make an offer" combines "make," from Old English 'macian,' meaning to create or do, with "offer," from Latin 'offerre,' meaning to present or bring forward. Together, they describe the act of presenting terms or proposals to another party.
