dar
/ˈdaɾ/, [ˈd̪aɾ]give, to give
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Es tan difícil que he decidido dar por vencido mis intentos.
It's is so difficult that I have decided to give up trying.
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¿Me podría dar algo de té?
Could I get some tea?
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El camión casi atropelló al niño al dar marcha atrás.
That kid was almost run over when the truck backed up.
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Ahora no quiero dar un paseo.
I don't want to take a walk now.
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Ahora no tengo ganas de dar un paseo.
I don't feel like taking a walk now.
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¿Te gustaría dar un paseo?
Would you care to go for a walk?
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No puedo más que dar a mi hermano por perdido.
I can only give up my brother for lost.
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¿Me puede dar un aventón?
Can you give me a ride?
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No se puede dar gusto a todo el mundo.
You cannot please everyone.
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¿Qué me puedes dar?
What can you give me?
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¿Puedes dar la luz, por favor?
Could you turn on the light please?
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Me voy a dar un baño.
I'm taking a bath.
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¿Me pueden dar algo de agua?
Can I have some water?
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¿Me puede dar dinero?
Can you give me some money?
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No puedo dar mi aprobación a tu plan.
I cannot give your plan my approval.
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¿Quieres dar un paseo?
Wouldn't you like to get some fresh air?
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No comas demasiado, no te vaya a dar dolor de tripa.
Don't get a stomachache by eating too much.
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Él come sin dar pausa.
He eats non-stop.
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¿Qué te parece ir a dar un paseo al parque?
What do you say to taking a walk in the park?
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Le empezó a dar hambre, así que tiró una piedrecita al río para matar un pez.
He started to get hungry, so he threw a small stone in the river to kill a fish.
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