| 词汇 | example_english_bought |
| 释义 | Examples of boughtThese 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. He considers the commodity bought by the capitalist to be the labor-power (and not the "labor"!). I went to the sale, and bought it all. I had bought a great many of his bills at a discount. Large estates permanently confiscated from great delinquents and fractions of estates taken from lesser offenders could be bought by parliament's supporters. However, these studies did not clearly distinguish between food prepared at home and food bought out. In this paper we present an attempt to evaluate the force of infection in animals born or bought into such groups. My parents' house is worth seven times what it was when they bought it because they haven't moved in 25 years. All the cases reported eating coca de crema bought in the same bakery. The household was the foremost destination for the consumer goods which were being bought at an increasing rate. Thereafter, drugs are usually bought by regular customers at the premises of dealers that may be different from their domestic addresses. Sixteen of the participants were homeowners (including several who had bought their houses from the council under the 'right to buy' scheme). Currently, this lack is often compensated by using bought-in feedstuffs, which are high in essential amino acids. Major results of these efforts are that speech recognisers and synthesisers can now be bought as off-the-shelf software. He bought a large new house, where he would receive and enter tain increasing numbers of disciples, students, and fellow men of letters. As a result, those who have since bought or inherited what was originally ' stolen ' land have no moral entitlement to it, legal titles notwithstanding. Intermediate-goods producers produce, and their product is bought by wholesalers with gold. The number of shares bought or sold is chosen to move the position to the rebalancing position. The prince bought all the shoes for a sum of 10,000 pieces, distributed them among the people. Any local merchandise he subsequently wished to purchase with the money just received would, however, have to be bought with mahmudis. Others have bought second hand, or as sitting tenants from private or public landlords. Such was the case for several participants from affluent backgrounds who used personal trainers, patronised well-known hair-salons, and bought designer clothes. There were not yet that many gramophone owners who could have bought them, and it is possible that they were mainly used for demonstration purposes. In the day preceding the slametan, the food must be bought and prepared, the dishes and glasses wiped, and the house cleaned. Two men who had become homeless after being widowed bought recipe books and learned to cook for the first time in their lives. Thus, tillers-turned-entrepreneurs could invest in agricultural land irrespective of income, and their rurally located families bought land unhampered by the residential restriction. When did she say how she bought the car? Especially in the production of postcards this imaginary world is continued, eagerly bought by tourists who thus carry on and cherish illusionary images of reality. Players bought slips with numbers on them on street corners or from licensed operators. We know that the majority of food bought by urban households from individuals was produced on private plots worked by collective farmers. The colono could acquire ownership of improvements by reason of having made, bought or inherited them. In 1949/50 fourfifths of all radio sets were bought on the instalment plan. Moreover, they also regularly bought foodstuffs, livestock and flax from their employer. They had to plan the amount they bought in order to be able to transport it. Whenever people sold, bought, or rented (as tenant farmers) pieces of land, contractual documents were drawn up. Our client, who had recently bought the house, asked if it could be removed. Furthermore, capitalism to be capitalism must have a labor market where labor is bought and sold as a commodity. Saleable goods are: (1) produced, (2) packaged, (3) marketed, (4) delivered, and (5) bought. Often particular attention was given to the decoration and placing of the pulpit, while elaborate pulpit cloths were bought or donated. A stamp would have had to be bought, an envelope, pen, ink, paper found, and a postal order obtained. Horses could be bred on the farm, or bought relatively cheaply, and almost all farmers could use at least one economically by 1900. Neither in quality nor in quantity is the "labor" that is bought identical with the "labor" that is sold. First, it is not the same commodity that is bought and sold. If justice can be bought then in countries with low levels of personal wealth, there will be little justice. Another was the rise of exhibitions for which viewers bought tickets. The dispensing indicators related to the drugs bought by the customers interviewed. I found that idea of two different things that are then gradually bought together very appealing. They can only be bought in registered public pharmacies (of which there are 996) or in rural areas from physicians with stocks of drugs (976). An alderman bought the house, cheaply in view of the unusual charge, and promptly called in experts to inspect the contraption. A quite small proportion of the products of the medical goods industries are bought over the counter in retail markets. Many of those who bought such private pensions have since been found to have been wrongly advised. Suppose that you are aware that your wife bought a winning lottery ticket. One was that penitence and holiness were not to be bought at the price of asceticism, a position going against the prevailing wisdom. The utility is based on the price of the goods bought and sold, combined with the costs incurred during the auction. Three of the seven producers (42.9%) occasionally bought live birds from other farms and these birds were obtained from more than one source. The young couple proudly invited the authors to visit the new flat that they had just bought. Shoppers visited several different stores, compared the quality and price of the various brands, and bought the cigarettes of their choice. The churches bought and accumulated numerous plots of land, some of which were intended as investments in profitable assets. Most of them seldom bought or sold anything, but rather walked the market to familiarise themselves with the existence of newly available goods and images. Finalproduct fabricators fabricate the commodity, and it is bought by intermediate-goods producers with gold. We, we, it's a house we bought, uh, about two and a half years ago now. We even made a little book and people bought it. Such property as had been bought or inherited before marriage was regarded as separate. In the latter case it was mostly bought by the producers. A small observation, but one that might disappoint purchasers who bought the book sight unseen on the assumption that it did. In 1921, paper employers collectively bought off company welfare benefits with standardized wages. Even if the computer technology is developing rapidly, these technical requirements are too difficult for up-to-date computers that can be bought at a realistic price. He later bought it back for $1000 and resold it for $1200. From an individual perspective, insurance contracts are bought as a means of reducing the risk faced. The prosecution witnesses testified that these goods were bought to help indebted soldiers pay off their debts. Patrons bought tickets, initially for ten sen each, for a dance. The same point applies to the rational behaviour of the other party who has to consider whether it is worthwhile being bought out. Three pillows were sold - though we are not told who bought them. In the richest communities in particular, life revolved around private cells, bought or built by families and patrons. The number of shares to be bought or sold will be found as part of the solution. He has bought everything according to the new model. As a result, enclosure could lead to the elimination of small owner-occupiers, who were bought out by larger proprietors. Before liberalization, public institutions provided seed, water, fertilizer and herbicides, and bought and processed rice. I bought a house and gave birth to a baby daughter. Commodities bought from or sold to more distant contacts were paid for through these main agents. The granary bought up about 5 per cent of all the spelt available privately for sale in the entire district. The other group of commodities is baby goods, which we would not expect to be bought by grandparents. Such a being cannot be bought by others as commercial goods can be and used for their own purposes. Each dollar saved bought more investment goods, and a greater share of saving was invested in highly productive information technology. Although they were poor, their back bedrooms were filled with books, mostly bought from second-hand shops. Their agreement was bought with concessions to certain aspects of sovereignty about which they had strong feelings. Where are the products actually bought and sold? He or she can go to seed having bought a mansion and put a million pounds in the bank. Books can be sold on their jackets to impulse buyers who may well not read more than a few pages once they have bought them. He was particularly proud of his collection of malt whiskies, some bought direct from contrabando. Firstly, all equipment should be bought and owned by specific members of the band, and all purchase invoices should be kept. Money for use today can be bought in exchange for money to be repaid some time in the future. By 1800 most of it was white bread, bought from a baker, possible because coal drove the cost of fuel down. He would" recommend a stronger transmitter be bought for the benefit of the rural areas". He says he only bought them 10 days ago, but he doesn't have a receipt to prove it. Reluctantly the shoes are bought, for who would wish their son to attract comment for not wearing what others wear. In this factory, management had bought within the space of two years two new, more automated, sets of machinery. 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