No. 14,093 in Spanish

tendiéndole

"Stretching it out to him/her" or "extending it to him/her."

In a sentence

Estaba atentos al herido, tendiéndole una manta para que se abrigara.
They were attentive to the injured person, offering him a blanket to keep warm.
In this sentence, "tendiéndole" means handing or offering to someone in the context of providing aid or comfort.
Ella caminaba por el jardín, tendiéndole una rosa a cada invitado como gesto de bienvenida.
She walked through the garden, offering a rose to each guest as a gesture of welcome.
Here, "tendiéndole" refers to presenting or giving something to an individual as a courteous or welcoming gesture.
El camarero llegó a la mesa rápido, tendiéndole la carta al cliente recién sentado.
The waiter quickly arrived at the table, handing the menu to the newly seated customer.
In this instance, "tendiéndole" is used to describe the act of delivering or giving something directly to a person.

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