have something to offer (somebody)

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishhave something to offer (somebody)have something to offer (somebody)to have qualities, opportunities etc that people are likely to want or enjoy Canada has much to offer in terms of location and climate. He felt he had nothing to offer her that she wanted. → offerExamples from the Corpushad nothing to offer• He had nothing to offer her, whereas a fellow like Dunbar obviously had everything.• We had nothing to offer our children to come back to after they got an education.• He had nothing to offer them, he said, not a shilling.

单词	have something to offer (somebody)
释义	have something to offer (somebody) From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishhave something to offer (somebody)have something to offer (somebody)to have qualities, opportunities etc that people are likely to want or enjoy Canada has much to offer in terms of location and climate. He felt he had nothing to offer her that she wanted. → offerExamples from the Corpushad nothing to offer• He had nothing to offer her, whereas a fellow like Dunbar obviously had everything.• We had nothing to offer our children to come back to after they got an education.• He had nothing to offer them, he said, not a shilling.
随便看	relative pronoun relative to relative to something relatively relatively etc simple relatively speaking relatively straightforward relatively/fairly/quite etc simple relatively/quite/fairly straightforward relativism relativity relaunch relax relax controls relax regulations relax rules relax rules/regulations/controls relax your concentration etc relax your concentration/vigilance etc relax your grip relax your grip relax your grip on relax your hold relax your hold/grip relax your vigilance etc