英语翻译6 After the return of the verb "to gift",why have we not

英语翻译
6 After the return of the verb "to gift",why have we not found an alternative noun for "gifts"?Perhaps it is because we need some vagueness behind which to conceal unworthy motives,for the sake of other people's feelings as well as our own.Love and gratitude cannot be demanded from anyone.Yet sometimes,for example at Christmas,we want or even need to appear to feel what we do not.
7 A person is grateful to receive a gift precisely to the degree to which he/she realizes that the giver wants to give it,that real benevolence is its meaning.If you "gift" something,offering a present entirely out of duty or convention,do not expect gratitude:Receivers usually know what the present represents.And gratitude is not normally inspired by a duty done.
8 But gratitude is the receiver's to give should he/she want to.In fact,gratitude is like any true gift,both intentional and gratis [free].In times when duty and politeness seem to be in decline,receivers are capable of being grateful to - and grateful for - people who are dutiful.Therefore,should "gifting" take place at Christmas,people who think ("thank" is related to "think") will be capable of gratitude for "gifting" too.
9 Gifts fit into Christmas because memory and narrative are their medium,as well as caring.Money is not the point.Our son,as a child,once gave us a Pyrex [a kind of very hard glass] lemon squeezer for Christmas,of the kind driven by hand-and-wrist power,with little spikes to catch the pips.
10 For 30 years we have thought of him (on and off,and more or less) every time we squeeze a lemon.The other day the object fell off our kitchen counter and broke.We are both very upset.We'll buy another lemon squeezer of course.But salad-making in our house will never be quite the same again.