A general term for a gift given to someone, often on a special occasion or as a token of appreciation.
I gave a present to my friend for their birthday.
I send a gift to the teacher who took care of me.
I gave my mother a present on Mother's Day.
It took a while to pick out a birthday gift for my friend.
I gave her the present at the party.
I received a gift from my teacher.
I wrapped the gift in pretty paper.
贈り物 is a general gift given to someone, while 配り物 specifically refers to items handed out to many people at once.
贈り物 is a general word for any gift given on any occasion, whereas 土産 specifically implies something brought back from a trip or visit.
贈り物 is the general word for any gift, whereas お中元 refers specifically to the customary mid-summer gift of gratitude.
贈り物 is the general word for any gift, while 祝い specifically means a gift given to mark a happy occasion.
贈り物 is a generic word for any gift, whereas お祝い specifically refers to a gift given to mark a celebratory occasion like a wedding or birth.