| 词汇 | buy |
| 释义 | buy verb uk /baɪ/ us /baɪ/bought | bought buyverb (PAY FOR)A1[ I or T ] to get something by paying money for it: 买，购买 Eventually she had saved enough money to buy a small car.她最终存够了买一辆小汽车的钱。 [ + two objects ]He bought his mother some flowers/He bought some flowers for his mother.他给母亲买了些花。 There are more people buying at this time of the year so prices are high.这个季节购物的人比较多，所以价格高。 The company was set up to buy and sell shares on behalf of investors.成立该公司为的是代表投资者买卖股票。 I bought my camera from a friend of mine.我的相机是从一个朋友处买的。 Synonyms acquire pick something up(BUY) purchaseformal snap something upinformal to buy something buyI need to buy some new shoes. getI need to go to the supermarket and get some bread. purchaseShe purchased a new computer. pick something upCan you just pop in the shop and pick up some eggs? to pay someone so that they do what you want or do not cause you any trouble: He claimed that the judges concerned had been bought. It shouldn't be possible to buy a Senator to vote on issues that are important to you. buy someone's silence to pay someone or do something for someone, so that that person does not tell anyone something that they know about and that you want to remain secret: （做某事或付款以）封住…的嘴 What will we have to do to buy her silence?为了封住她的嘴我们该怎么办？ I'll buy some paperbacks at the airport.我要在机场买几本平装书。 We stopped at some nearby shops to buy some food.我们顺路在附近的一些商店里买了些吃的。 They took out a £40,000 mortgage to buy the house. I bought a cheese roll for lunch. She buys all the latest fashion magazines. Buying acquirable acquire acquisition acquisitiveness bidding bidding war extravagance load up on something make a down payment on something misorder money-off order form purchasing power reimportation repurchase retail therapy ROBO ROPO splurge webrooming You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Fraud & corruption buyverb (BELIEVE)[ T ]informal to believe that something is true: 相信 She'll never buy that story about you getting lost!她决不会相信你迷路的谎话！ to believe someone or something believeCan we believe a word of what this man says? acceptMost people accept what the newspapers say as being correct. creditUKIt’s hard to credit that she’s 87. swallowI personally find it hard to swallow the official narrative. buyWhen it comes to global warming, he doesn't buy it, and is out to discredit the whole theory. Believing accept allegedly article of faith ascribe something to something ascription belief delude deluded evidently feel it in your bonesidiom give credence to something incline put stock in somethingidiom received recognize room room for doubtidiom see something in someone/something swallow swear Idiomsbuy the farm buy time someone has bought it Phrasal verbsbuy something in buy into something buy someone off buy someone out buy yourself out buy something up buy noun uk /baɪ/ us /baɪ/ a good/bad buy to be worth/not be worth the price: （买卖）合算／不合算 This jacket is a really good buy, at £200.这件夹克真合算，才200英镑。 buy | American Dictionarybuy verb[ T ] us/bɑɪ/past tense and past participleboughtus/bɔt/ buyverb[T] (PAY FOR)to obtain something by paying money for it: She was saving to buy a car. He bought some flowers for his girlfriend. buyverb[T] (BELIEVE)infml to believe that something is true: She’ll never buy that story about having to take care of your sick grandmother. Idiombuy time Phrasal verbsbuy into something buy off someone buy out someone buy up something buy noun[ C ] us/bɑɪ/ buynoun[C] (ACT OF BUYING)an occasion in which you pay less for something than what it is worth, and are therefore pleased: The rug turned out to be quite a buy. buy | Business Englishbuy verb uk /baɪ/usbought | bought [ I or T ] to get something by paying money for it: Most people who move into a new house are going to buy things. There are more people buying at this time of the year so prices are high. The company was set up to buy and sell shares on behalf of investors. buy sth from sbWe always buy paper from the same supplier. buy sth for sb/sthCustomers may be buying mobile phones for their children. buy sb sthI offered to buy him lunch. The firm buys in bulk and negotiates substantial discounts. [ T ] COMMERCE, FINANCE to be enough money to get something: A country where the pound buys almost 30% more than it did a year ago will attract British tourists. buy sb sthA few dollars will buy you a book that holds the experience of a lifetime. Phrasal verbsbuy into sth buy sth/sb out buy up sth buy noun[ C ] uk /baɪ/us something worth the price asked or paid for it: The shares look undervalued and are a good buy. This car was a real buy for $4000. See alsobest buy impulse buy Examples of buybuy In this new luxury market paradigm a great number of people can buy luxury goods. This ensures local stakeholder buy-in and that we do not invest in technology that is unlikely to be adopted. The labourers could not buy these products at farm-gate prices. Indeed, one referred to buying whole collections as part of his collection building process. Consider the example of an electronic shopping mall, where consumers can buy various goods in different shops. For some cities with water connections, households take a variety of defensive actions, such as buying bottled water and using electronic filter systems. It is expressly designed for photocopying, however, so there is no need to buy pupil sets. Many of those who bought such private pensions have since been found to have been wrongly advised. Some books may have been bought for display alone. These bids flowed down the chain from customer to supplier until most of the buy bids had filtered to the sellers. As was mentioned earlier, newcomers who buy supplemental insurance must bear a waiting period, which is expected to discourage moves. Money that had been spent on television and radio advertising was diverted to buy space in the print and outdoor media. Moreover, his ' simplification ' of the number of prosodic layers buys him little in terms of elegance. After buying a ticket, visitors are guided to the left, descending steps before they set out across the open landscape. Every midday there was a long queue of people waiting to buy the excellent value, homemade food. See all examples of buy These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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