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Opposite word from take?
take away
What is the past participle of donate?
Donated is the past participle of donate.
Are donate and confer synonyms or antonyms of give?
Donate and confer is are synonyms of give
Who can I donate a portable convertible potty chair to?
To whom can I donate a portable convertible potty chair?
Make a sentence using the word donate?
I donate $100 a year to a charity to help kids with cancer.
What is the opposite of steal?
the exact opposite of steal is actually your mum!! strange because I looked it up in the dictionary and that came up??
What is the opposite of an acid?
The chemical opposite is a base (alkaline substance). Bases and acids generally neutralize each other. The literal opposite of an acid would be a neutral substance that had no reaction potential. This would differ for different reactions.
When atoms donate and accept electrons?
When atoms donate or accept electrons, they form ions with a positive or negative charge. This process is known as ionization, which can occur in chemical reactions to achieve stability through a full outer electron shell. Ions with opposite charges can attract each other and form ionic compounds.
Opposite word from take?
take away
Is a based the opposite of an acid?
A base is the opposite of an acid. Why? Because an acid can donate a hydrogen ion while a base accepts, or takes, a hydrogen ion from other substances. Therefore, if you mix them you will get a neutral result.
WHAT IS FUTURE TENSE OF DONATE?
Donate..
Slogan on eye donation?
donate eyes ,donate life. donate your eyes and give someone sight
What is past present tense of donate?
The past tense of "donate" is "donated" and the present tense is "donate."
Can i donate your hair if you smoke weed?
i wouldn't let you donate my hair but you can donate your own
What is the suffix of donate?
The suffix of "donate" is "-ate".
How do kids donate money to the WWF?
get your parent to donate for you.
What is the future tense of donate?
The future tense is will donate.
