Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
make-an-offer
phrase
/meɪk ən ˈɔfər/
Definition
To propose a specific amount of money or a tentative agreement in a negotiation or transaction.
Examples
- When buying a house, you can make an offer to the seller.
- During the auction, bidders were invited to make an offer for the antique vase.
- She decided to make an offer for the car after test driving it.
Meaning
The phrase is commonly used in business and sales contexts, indicating that one party is willing to initiate a negotiation by suggesting terms that the other party can accept, reject, or negotiate further.
Synonyms
- propose
- submit a bid
- present an offer
