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buy
verb (buys , bought , buying )
1 tr & intr to obtain something by paying a sum of money for it. Opposite of sell.
2 to be a means of obtaining something There are some things money can't buy .
3 to obtain something by giving up or sacrificing something else success bought at the expense of happiness .
4 colloq to believe or accept as true I don't buy his story .
5 (sometimes buy someone off) to bribe them He can't be bought, he's thoroughly honest .
noun (usu in a good buy or a bad buy) a thing bought.
[Anglo-Saxon bycgan ]
buy time colloq to gain more time before a decision or action, etc is taken.
have bought it slang to have been killed.
buy something in
1 to buy a stock or supply of it.
2 at an auction: to buy it back for the owner when the reserve price is not reached.
buy into something to buy shares or an interest in (a company, etc).
buy someone off to get rid of (a threatening person, etc) by paying them money.
buy oneself out to pay to be released from the armed forces.
buy someone out to pay to take over possession of something from them, especially to buy all the shares that they hold in a company. See also buy-out.
buy something up to buy the whole stock of it.
verb (buys , bought , buying )
1 tr & intr to obtain something by paying a sum of money for it. Opposite of sell.
2 to be a means of obtaining something There are some things money can't buy .
3 to obtain something by giving up or sacrificing something else success bought at the expense of happiness .
4 colloq to believe or accept as true I don't buy his story .
5 (sometimes buy someone off) to bribe them He can't be bought, he's thoroughly honest .
noun (usu in a good buy or a bad buy) a thing bought.
[Anglo-Saxon bycgan ]
buy time colloq to gain more time before a decision or action, etc is taken.
have bought it slang to have been killed.
buy something in
1 to buy a stock or supply of it.
2 at an auction: to buy it back for the owner when the reserve price is not reached.
buy into something to buy shares or an interest in (a company, etc).
buy someone off to get rid of (a threatening person, etc) by paying them money.
buy oneself out to pay to be released from the armed forces.
buy someone out to pay to take over possession of something from them, especially to buy all the shares that they hold in a company. See also buy-out.
buy something up to buy the whole stock of it.
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buy-back
noun , commerce an act or instance of the seller buying back all or part of what was previously sold, eg shares in a company.
noun , commerce an act or instance of the seller buying back all or part of what was previously sold, eg shares in a company.
buy-out
noun , commerce the purchase of all the shares in a company in order to get control of it. See buy someone out at buy.
noun , commerce the purchase of all the shares in a company in order to get control of it. See buy someone out at buy.
buyer
noun
1 a person who buys; a customer.
2 a person employed by a large shop or firm to buy goods on its behalf.
noun
1 a person who buys; a customer.
2 a person employed by a large shop or firm to buy goods on its behalf.
buyer's market
noun a situation in which there are more goods for sale than people wanting to buy them, with the result that prices stay low. Compare seller's market.
noun a situation in which there are more goods for sale than people wanting to buy them, with the result that prices stay low. Compare seller's market.
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