Propose | Mean of propose in English Dictionary

/prəˈpoʊz/

• Verb
• to suggest (something, such as a plan or theory) to a person or group of people to consider
1. The scientists proposed a new theory.
2. The mayor proposed a plan for a new bridge.
3. Several senators have proposed raising the tax.
4. I propose that we revise the bylaws.
• to plan or intend to do (something)
1. They propose to buy a new house.
2. How do you propose solving this problem?
• to suggest (someone) for a job, position, office, etc.
1. The chairman proposed the young executive as a candidate for promotion.
2. She proposed [=(more commonly) nominated] her teacher for the award.

• to ask someone to marry you
1. He proposed to his girlfriend.
2. He proposed marriage to his girlfriend.
• to say that you wish a person future health, happiness, and success and ask others to raise their glasses and join in a drink
1. I would like to propose a toast to the bride and groom.