to purchase; to buy

the activity of purchase and sale; a business transaction

to successfully purchase something, indicating the achievement of the action of buying

to buy (finance)

buyer; purchaser

to purchase something and bring it to the current location

to bribe or buy off someone to gain their loyalty or influence

to purchase again something that was previously sold or once owned

to pay the restaurant bill

to purchase tickets for transportation, a show, or an event

unable to purchase something because of its high cost or a lack of money

to buy in or procure goods, materials, or stocks

to ingratiate oneself

the buyer (often in the context of a contract or business transaction)

Mumbai (formerly Bombay)

customer

to be able to afford buying something; having the financial means to purchase

to bribe

to buy a house

to engage in commercial activity, such as buying and selling goods or services

to accept or agree with someone's opinion, authority, or actions; often used in the negative to mean someone is not impressed or does not yield to pressure.

to recruit soldiers and buy horses; to raise an army

buying price

to force someone to buy or sell goods; to trade using intimidation or coercion

a purchasing agent or professional buyer

cannot be bought for any amount of money; invaluable

a short-sighted transaction conducted only once without consideration for future cooperation or reputation

to engage in financial speculation, specifically by buying on margin or short selling in the market

to show poor judgment by prioritizing the superficial container over the valuable contents; to lack a sense of values (literally: to buy the box and return the pearls)

to bribe or buy someone over through the use of money or gifts

to purchase exclusive rights to a product, service, or all available stock

An ounce of gold cannot buy an inch of time; money cannot buy back lost time, emphasizing that time is precious.

to buy and sell goods at a profit, often as an unauthorized middleman or scalper

to buy or acquire, typically referring to property, real estate, or durable household assets

to allow someone to save face or show respect for their reputation or authority by yielding to their requests

buying and selling at fair prices

An ancient story about a man from Zheng who relied on foot measurements instead of trying on shoes when buying them.

(idiom) to write at length without ever getting to the point; to be excessively wordy and indirect

to purchase goods in small quantities or one at a time rather than wholesale

buy one, get one free; two for the price of one

to purchase (something expensive, e.g. a house) or acquire (a company, a copyright, etc.)

to buy things; to go shopping

Internet slang eggcorn for the song lyrics "I love Poland" that became a catchphrase in 2018

to offer a bribe

to hire a hitman to commit a crime