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להגיש — meaning in English: to submit

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Guess the translation for to serve / to submit / to present
המרכזית
hamerkazit
משחת
mishkhat
להגיש
lehagish
דוגמאות
dugma'ot
במצעד
bemits'ad
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formal common
Usage
Native Hebrew speakers commonly use 'להגיש' in formal settings, such as when submitting a job application, legal documents, or academic papers. It's also used in informal contexts like handing in homework or a proposal during group projects.
Synonyms & nuances
A close synonym is 'להעביר' (le'avir), which means 'to transfer' or 'to pass.' While 'להגיש' emphasizes the act of formally submitting something for consideration, 'להעביר' can apply to a more general transfer of items or information without the formal connotation.
Culture
'להגיש' comes from the root 'גיש' (gish), which relates to approaching or bringing something forward. In Israel, the act of submitting is not just a bureaucratic necessity; it's often tied to personal aspirations, such as students submitting their college applications, which can feel like a pivotal moment in their lives.
FAQ
Q.What does להגיש mean in English?
'להגיש' translates to 'to submit' in English, and it is used when handing in documents or applications to authorities, schools, or workplaces.
Q.How do you conjugate להגיש in the present tense?
In the present tense, 'להגיש' is conjugated as 'מגיש' (megish) for masculine singular and 'מגישה' (megisha) for feminine singular. For example, 'אני מגיש את הבקשה' means 'I am submitting the application.'
Q.Is there a common mistake when using להגיש?
A common mistake is using 'להגיש' in contexts that do not require formal submission. Remember, it is best reserved for situations where something is formally presented or submitted for approval.
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