give something for free
I'm going to give away my old bike to my cousin because I don't use it anymore.
give away — 2 meanings
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phrasal verb2 meanings
give awaysame phrase
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reveal a secret
He accidentally gave away the surprise party by mentioning it in front of Sarah.
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1. give something for free
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To give something to someone without asking for money or anything in return.
I'm going to give away my old bike to my cousin because I don't use it anymore.
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To accidentally or intentionally let someone know something that was meant to be kept secret.
He accidentally gave away the surprise party by mentioning it in front of Sarah.
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