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单词 buy
释义
buy
verb
uk
/baɪ/us
/baɪ/
bought|bought

buyverb(PAY FOR)

A1[IorT]
to get something bypayingmoneyfor it:
买，购买
Eventually she hadsavedenoughmoneyto buy asmallcar.她最终存够了买一辆小汽车的钱。
[+ two objects]He bought hismothersomeflowers/He bought someflowersforhismother.他给母亲买了些花。
There are morepeoplebuying at thistimeof theyearsopricesare high.这个季节购物的人比较多，所以价格高。
Thecompanywas set up to buy andsellsharesonbehalfofinvestors.成立该公司为的是代表投资者买卖股票。
I bought mycamerafromafriendof mine.我的相机是从一个朋友处买的。
Synonyms
acquire
picksomethingup(BUY)
purchaseformal
snapsomethingupinformal
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
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?
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topaysomeone so that they do what youwantor do notcauseyou anytrouble:
Heclaimedthat thejudgesconcernedhad been bought.
It shouldn't bepossibleto buy a Senator tovoteonissuesthat areimportantto you.
buysomeone'ssilence
topaysomeone or do something for someone, so that thatpersondoes nottellanyone something that theyknowabout and that youwanttoremainsecret:
（做某事或付款以）封住…的嘴
What will we have to do to buy hersilence?为了封住她的嘴我们该怎么办？
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More examples
  • I'll buy somepaperbacksat theairport.
  • Westoppedat somenearbyshopsto buy somefood.
  • They took out a £40,000mortgageto buy thehouse.
  • I bought acheeserollforlunch.
  • She buys all thelatestfashionmagazines.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Buying
  • acquire
  • acquisition
  • acquisitiveness
  • bidding
  • bidding war
  • bite
  • extravagance
  • load up onsomething
  • misorder
  • money-off
  • order form
  • ordersomethingin
  • purchasing power
  • reimportation
  • repurchase
  • retail therapy
  • ROBO
  • ROPO
  • slate
  • splurge
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Fraud & corruption

buyverb(BELIEVE)

[T]informal
tobelievethat something istrue:
相信
She'll never buy thatstoryabout you gettinglost!她决不会相信你迷路的谎话！
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
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.
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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Believing
  • accept
  • allegedly
  • article of faith
  • ascribesomethingtosomething
  • ascription
  • belief
  • credit
  • deluded
  • evidently
  • feel it inyourbonesidiom
  • givesomeonethe benefit of the doubtidiom
  • gospel
  • hold
  • recognize
  • room for doubtidiom
  • seesomethinginsomeone/something
  • seeing is believingidiom
  • self-deceit
  • self-deceiving
  • stock
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Idioms

buy the farm
buy time
someonehas bought it

Phrasal verbs

buysomethingin
buy intosomething
buysomeoneoff
buysomeoneout
buyyourselfout
buysomethingup
buy
noun
uk
/baɪ/us
/baɪ/
a good/bad buy
to beworth/not beworththeprice:
（买卖）合算／不合算
Thisjacketis a really good buy, at £200.这件夹克真合算，才200英镑。
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(Definition ofbuyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
buy
verb
uk
/baɪ/us
/baɪ/
bought|bought

buyverb(PAY FOR)

A1[IorT]
to get something bypayingmoneyfor it
买，购买
Eventually she hadsavedenoughmoneyto buy asmallcar.她最终存够了买一辆小汽车的钱。
[+ two objects]He bought hismothersomeflowers/He bought someflowersforhismother.他给母亲买了些花。
There are morepeoplebuying at thistimeof theyearsopricesare high.这个季节购物的人比较多，所以价格高。
Thecompanywas set up to buy andsellsharesonbehalfofinvestors.成立该公司为的是代表投资者买卖股票。
I bought mycamerafromafriendof mine.我的相机是从一个朋友处买的。
buysb'ssilence
topaysomeone or do something for someone, so that thatpersondoes nottellanyone something that theyknowabout and that youwanttoremainsecret
（做某事或付款以）封住…的嘴
What will we have to do to buy hersilence?为了封住她的嘴我们该怎么办？
More examples
  • I'll buy somepaperbacksat theairport.
  • Westoppedat somenearbyshopsto buy somefood.
  • They took out a £40,000mortgageto buy thehouse.
  • I bought acheeserollforlunch.
  • She buys all thelatestfashionmagazines.

buyverb(BELIEVE)

[T]informal
tobelievethat something istrue
相信
She'll never buy thatstoryabout you gettinglost!她决不会相信你迷路的谎话！

Idioms

buy the farm
buy time
sbhas bought it

Phrasal verbs

buysthin
buy intosth
buysboff
buysbout
buyyourselfout
buysthup
buy
noun
uk
/baɪ/us
/baɪ/
a good/bad buy
to beworth/not beworththeprice
（买卖）合算／不合算
Thisjacketis a really good buy, at £200.这件夹克真合算，才200英镑。

buy| American Dictionary

buy
verb[T]
us
/bɑɪ/
past tense and past participleboughtus/bɔt/

buyverb[T](PAY FOR)

toobtainsomething bypayingmoneyfor it:
She wassavingto buy acar.
He bought someflowersfor hisgirlfriend.

buyverb[T](BELIEVE)

infml
tobelievethat something istrue:
She’ll never buy thatstoryabout having to takecareofyoursickgrandmother.

Idiom

buy time

Phrasal verbs

buy intosomething
buy offsomeone
buy outsomeone
buy upsomething
buy
noun[C]
us
/bɑɪ/

buynoun[C](ACT OF BUYING)

anoccasionin which youpayless for something than what it isworth, and arethereforepleased:
Therugturnedout to bequitea buy.
(Definition ofbuyfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

buy| Business English

buy
verb
uk
/baɪ/us
bought|bought
[IorT]
to get something bypayingmoneyfor it:
Mostpeoplewhomoveinto a newhouseare going to buy things.
There are morepeoplebuying at thistimeof theyearsopricesare high.
Thecompanywas set up to buy andsellsharesonbehalfofinvestors.
buy sth from sbWe always buypaperfrom the samesupplier.
buy sth for sb/sthCustomers may be buyingmobilephonesfortheirchildren.
buy sb sthIofferedto buy himlunch.
Thefirmbuys inbulkandnegotiatessubstantialdiscounts.
[T]COMMERCE,FINANCE
to be enoughmoneyto get something:
Acountrywhere thepoundbuysalmost30% more than it did ayearago willattractBritishtourists.
buy sb sthA fewdollarswill buy you abookthatholdstheexperienceof alifetime.

Phrasal verbs

buy into sth
buy sth/sb out
buy up sth
buy
noun[C]
uk
/baɪ/us
somethingworththepriceaskedorpaidfor it:
Theshareslookundervaluedand are agood buy.
Thiscarwas arealbuy for $4000.

See also

best buy
impulse buy
(Definition ofbuyfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofbuy

buy
When the head of the family had amassed sufficient resources, he wouldbuyback his child.
From theCambridge English Corpus
In this new luxury market paradigm a great number of people canbuyluxury goods.
From theCambridge English Corpus
This ensures local stakeholderbuy-in and that we do not invest in technology that is unlikely to be adopted.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The labourers could notbuythese products at farm-gate prices.
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Indeed, one referred to buying whole collections as part of his collection building process.
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Consider the example of an electronic shopping mall, where consumers canbuyvarious goods in different shops.
From theCambridge English Corpus
For some cities with water connections, households take a variety of defensive actions, such as buying bottled water and using electronic filter systems.
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The retailers, so they argued, were impeding the government's deflationary policy and were indirectly attacking the buying power of wage-earners.
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It is expressly designed for photocopying, however, so there is no need tobuypupil sets.
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Many of those who bought such private pensions have since been found to have been wrongly advised.
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Some books may have been bought for display alone.
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These bids flowed down the chain from customer to supplier until most of thebuybids had filtered to the sellers.
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As was mentioned earlier, newcomers whobuysupplemental insurance must bear a waiting period, which is expected to discourage moves.
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Money that had been spent on television and radio advertising was diverted tobuyspace in the print and outdoor media.
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Moreover, his ' simplification ' of the number of prosodic layers buys him little in terms of elegance.
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