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present something to someone and present someone with something
to give something to someone, especially if done ceremoniously. They presented a watch to me when I retired. They presented me with a watch when I retired.
See also: present


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This token is a remarkable present to give for birthdays or any other occasion that may have something to do with religious belief.
Watches have a long been a great present to buy for people.
If she didn't put so much effort into doing what she does then there would be hundreds of children who would not have a present to open on Christmas morning.
 
 
 
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