Yes.
Many verbs may be suffixed by 给 gěi to produce dative (two-object) constructions:
邮递员递给我一封信。
Yóu dì yuán dì gěi wǒ yī fēng xìn 。
The post(wo)man handed me a letter.
她寄给我一张明信片。
Tā jì gěi wǒ yī zhāng míng xìn piàn 。
She sent you a postcard.
房东租给我一套房间。
Fáng dōng zū gěi wǒ yī tào fáng jiān 。
The landlady let a flat to me.
小贩卖给我半斤李子。
Xiǎo fàn mài gěi wǒ bàn jīn lǐ zǐ 。
The pedlar sold me half a catty of plums.
她交给李老师一张条子。
Tā jiāo gěi lǐ lǎo shī yī zhāng tiáo zǐ 。
She handed a note to teacher Li.
爷爷买给孩子几本连环画。
Yé yé mǎi gěi hái zǐ jǐ běn lián huán huà 。
Grandfather bought the children several comic strips/picture books.
张小姐转给我好几张激光唱片。
Zhāng xiǎo jiě zhuǎn gěi wǒ hǎo jǐ zhāng jī guāng chàng piàn 。
Miss Zhang passed quite a few CDs on to me.
陈叔叔带给我弟弟一本中文字典。
Chén shū shū dài gěi wǒ dì dì yī běn zhōng wén zì diǎn 。
Uncle Chen brought my younger brother a Chinese dictionary.
[1] Yip, P. C., Rimmington, D., Xiaoming, Z., & Henson, R. (2009). Basic Chinese: a grammar and workbook. Taylor & Francis.
