donated
donated — verb
- donatedpresent simple I / you / we / they
- donateds3rd person singular
- donateding-ing form
- donatededpast simple
1. gave money, goods, or something valuable to a person, group, or cause so it coul
gave money, goods, or something valuable to a person, group, or cause so it could be used to help others or support useful work.
Rania donated winter coats to the shelter before the cold rain arrived.
donated + goods + to + organization
After the fire, Eli donated his old laptop to the village school.
The bakery donated unsold bread to a community kitchen every Friday.
Mark donated half his prize money to a river cleanup group.
- contribute
often stresses adding one part to a larger fund or effort
- give
broader and does not always suggest helping a cause
- present
more formal and often linked to an official gift
文法句型
donated + money/goods + to + person or group
donated to + charity/campaign
用法筆記
Often takes a direct object such as money, food, clothes, or equipment, followed by to plus the receiver. When the object is omitted, the context usually makes the charity or public cause clear.
常見錯誤
2. allowed blood, an organ, or body tissue to be taken so doctors could use it in t
allowed blood, an organ, or body tissue to be taken so doctors could use it in treatment or medical care.
Nila donated blood at the hospital after the school sports day.
donated blood for medical use
After months of tests, Pedro donated a kidney to his sister.
donated + organ + to + receiver
Daichi donated bone marrow when a teenage patient needed a match.
Wren donated plasma twice that month to support cancer treatment.
文法句型
donated + blood/plasma
donated + organ/body tissue + to + patient
用法筆記
Object is usually blood, plasma, an organ, or body tissue. Distinguish from sense 1: this sense is about giving part of the body for medical use, not giving money or possessions.