share
She decided to share her toys with her younger brother.
She gave some of her toys to her younger brother.
to give part of something to others
They shared the pizza equally among friends.
They divided the pizza so everyone got an equal portion.
Commonly used for physical objects, information, or experiences.
to express thoughts or feelings with others
He shared his feelings about the situation with his family.
He told his family how he felt about the situation.
Often used in emotional or personal contexts.
to have something in common with others
They share a love for music.
They both enjoy music.
Used to describe similarities or common interests.
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Pro Tip
Common Usage
Use 'share' when giving or dividing something with others.
Gold Rule
Verb vs. Noun
'Share' can be a verb (action) or noun (portion).
Word Origin
From Middle English 'sharen,' from Old English 'scieran,' meaning to divide or cut.
Usage Notes
Can be used as a verb or noun (e.g., 'I have a share in the company').