200 BM Daily Vocabulary #31 | bestow

<p><a href="https://bmenglishspeakingradio.podbean.com/e/200-bm-daily-vocabulary-31-bestow/" title="Permanent Link to 200 BM Daily Vocabulary #31 | bestow"><strong>200 BM Daily Vocabulary #31 | bestow</strong></a></p> <p>Today’s word is: <strong>bestow</strong> –The meaning of <strong>bestow</strong> is: To invest your trust in someone or to honor someone. It also means to give time or effort to someone or something.</p> <p>In this English vocabulary lesson, you will learn how to use the word <strong>Bestow</strong>. We are sure that this ESL lesson will help you to enhance your English vocabulary and speak English fluently and confidently.</p> <p>Vivek had just completed his college and was looking for a job. After four months of unsuccessful job hunting (means searching for a job) he decided to launch his startup. His initial investment was really low. In order to operate his company, he had <strong>bestowed</strong> his trust in his friends, Mukesh and Tapan. They helped him with the administration and marketing work. Eventually, they began making profits and their venture was successful. Thus, the trust that Vivek had invested (<strong>bestowed</strong>) in his friends helped him in establishing a successful startup.</p> <p>Listen carefully on how we can use the word <strong>Bestow</strong> in 8 different situations in 8 different sentences.</p> <p><strong>Example number 1 of 8:</strong> The Prime Minister of a country had visited a neighboring country to discuss a peace treaty. The host countries’ Prime Minister <strong>bestowed</strong> the visiting Prime Minister with their trust and hospitality.</p> <p><strong>Example number 2 of 8:</strong> An Army officer, in one day, saved the lives of 100 people. The government <strong>bestowed</strong> him with an award for his act of bravery</p> <p><strong>Example number 3 of 8:</strong> Matt would spend most of his time chatting over the phone rather than paying attention to his office work. At this, his boss told him that he should <strong>bestow</strong> more tim