Bid on Meaning in English
expression
ˈbɪd/ /ˈɑn/, /ˈɔn
BID-awn
bˈɪd/ /ˈɒn
BID-on
释义
To offer a specific amount of money to buy something, especially in an auction or competitive sale.
用法与细微差别
Commonly used with auctions (online or live) and contracts. Always follow with the item: 'bid on a car.' In business, can refer to making an offer for a contract.
Spanish: pujar porPortuguese (BR): dar um lance em - fazer um lance emPortuguese (PT): licitar por - fazer uma oferta porChinese (Simplified): 竞标 - 出价Chinese (Traditional): 競標 - 出價Hindi: पर बोली लगानाArabic: يُزايد على - يُقدم عرضاً علىBengali: দর হাঁকা - বিড করাRussian: делать ставку на - участвовать в торгах заJapanese: 入札するVietnamese: đấu giá - đặt giáKorean: 입찰하다Turkish: teklif vermekUrdu: بولی لگاناIndonesian: menawar - mengajukan penawaran
例句
I want to bid on that painting.
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Did you bid on the car at the auction?
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They bid on the project last week.
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I'm planning to bid on some vintage guitars online tonight.
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A lot of companies will bid on this government contract.
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I didn't expect so many people to bid on my old bike!
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