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buy something up
phrasal verb with buyverbuk /baɪ/ us /baɪ/bought | bought
To buy something up is to buy large amounts of it, or all that is available: 大量买进；全数买进
He bought up all the land in the surrounding area.他买下了周围地区的全部土地。
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?
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Buying
acquirable
acquire
acquisition
acquisitiveness
bidding
bidding war
extravagance
make a down payment on something
misorder
money-off
order form
order something in
purchasing power
repurchase
retail therapy
ROBO
ROPO
send
slate
splurge
buy up something | American Dictionary
buy up something
phrasal verb with buyverb[ T ]us/bɑɪ/past tense and past participleboughtus/bɔt/
to buy large amounts of something, or all that is available:
He bought up all the land in the surrounding area.
buy up sth | Business English
buy up sth
phrasal verb with buyverbuk /baɪ/usbought | bought
to buy all of something or as much of it as you can get, especially if it is cheap:
Investors continued to buy up stocks at a frantic pace.
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