to purchase; to buy

a commercial enterprise or store

to succeed in buying; to have bought something successfully

to buy or purchase, especially used in financial and trading contexts

buyer; purchaser

To buy something and bring it in; to purchase and acquire

to buy someone over or win them over with money or favors for personal gain; to bribe

to buy back; to repurchase; to redeem

to pay a bill after eating at a restaurant; more generally to pay for any expense

To purchase tickets for travel, entertainment, or admission

To be unable to afford to buy something.

Cannot be bought because it is sold out or otherwise unavailable.

to buy goods or stocks; to purchase; to buy up

purchasing power; the ability of an individual or social group to buy goods and pay for living expenses, or the value of a unit of currency in terms of the goods or services it can buy at a given time

to intentionally use words or actions to ingratiate oneself with others; to play up to someone

An island nation located in the Caribbean Sea, south of Cuba; capital is [[京斯敦|京斯敦|jing1 si1 dun1]]

the party that buys or agrees to buy in a commercial transaction; often used in the context of trade or legal contracts

Mumbai, the largest city in India; formerly known in English as Bombay

a person who buys goods; customer

purchaser; buyer; customer

to be able to afford; to be able to buy

to bribe or buy someone over with money or favors in order to gain an advantage or remove obstacles

A market situation where the supply of goods exceeds demand, giving the buyer the advantage over the seller.

To buy a house or an apartment

To buy and sell goods; to be engaged in trade or commerce; to carry on business

To acknowledge someone's authority or status, or to accept a situation or explanation; often used in the negative to mean not being impressed by or not falling for something

A middleman or agent for foreign capitalists in colonial or semi-colonial countries; an agent hired by foreign banks or firms to manage local business transactions.

To recruit soldiers and buy horses; to build up or expand military forces

to refuse to accept what someone says; to not show respect for or acknowledge someone's power, ability, or status

the price paid to purchase goods or items

to buy or sell goods under coercion; to force someone to trade against their will

Small-scale business or petty selling that requires little capital

To buy back a person or item, such as a servant, a slave, or something used as collateral

to choose and buy; to do shopping for an organization or household

(idiom) cannot be bought for any amount of money; extremely precious; literally 'impossible to buy for a thousand pieces of gold'

To compete in price for the purchase of goods, typically at an auction.

a short-sighted, one-off business transaction that ignores long-term consequences; an all-out attempt where success or failure rests on a single action

To engage in market speculation, specifically buying or selling stocks, currencies, or futures based on predicted price changes without necessarily owning the physical goods or cash upfront.

to buy and sell quickly for profit; to speculate in stocks or foreign exchange markets or foreign exchange

trader or merchant; someone who makes a living through buying and selling

To buy and sell at fair or reasonable prices

To buy the casket and return the pearl; used to describe showing poor judgment by focusing on the superficial while ignoring the valuable part, or choosing the wrong thing entirely

to bribe or buy someone over; to suborn

to purchase all rights or ownership of a commodity or intellectual property so that the seller retains no further economic interest

(proverb) an inch of gold cannot buy an inch of time; money cannot buy back wasted time

A person who buys goods; a customer or shopper.

to buy goods at a low price and resell them for profit, often in the context of speculation or illegal profiteering

to purchase or buy, usually referring to property, real estate, or large items

Capital owned by the comprador bourgeoisie; specifically capital that serves foreign interests in a developing or semi-colonial country.