verb

propose

UK /prəˈpəʊz/US /prəˈpoʊz/

propose

VERB

Definition of propose

1

When you propose something, you say that it should be done or chosen, usually in a formal situation.

Example: She proposed that we should see a film.

1

When you propose a new theory or idea, you say that you believe it to be better than old ideas.

Example: I would like to propose that the problems we have had are actually not because of money.

2

When you propose to do something, you plan or intend to do it.

Example: What does he propose to do in the future?

3

If you propose to somebody, you ask them to marry you.

Example: He proposed to his girlfriend outside her house.

4

If you propose a toast, you celebrate somebody by raising a glass and drinking.

Example: I'd like to propose a toast to our new manager.

propose

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Examples of propose

1

She proposed that we should see a film.

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2

We have proposed that a new group be set up to answer this question.

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3

I would like to propose that the problems we have had are actually not because of money.

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4

What does he propose to do in the future?

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5

He proposed to his girlfriend outside her house.

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