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🔑bidbid1 /bɪd / verb (bid·ding, past tense, past participle bid)- [intransitive, transitive] bid (sth) (for / on sth) to offer a sum of money in order to buy something出价（购买）◆to bid for / on something at an auction在拍卖会上出价买某物◆Someone bid $5,000 for the painting.有人出 5,000 美元买那幅画。◆He was bidding against four other people for the sculpture.他和另外四个人竞价购买那座雕塑。
- [intransitive] to offer to do work or provide a service for someone for a particular price投标◆A Canadian company will be bidding for the contract.一家加拿大公司将投标争取这份合同。
🔑bidbid2 /bɪd / noun [countable] - an offer to pay a sum of money in order to buy something（买方的）出价◆We made a bid of $500 for the painting at the auction.我们在拍卖会上出价 500 美元买那幅画。◆a higher / lower bid更高／更低的出价
- a formal offer to supply goods or do work at a certain price投标；投标书◆to submit a bid for a project提交工程投标书
- an attempt to do, obtain, etc. something（争取…的）努力◆her bid to win the championship她夺冠的努力◆His bid for power had failed.他争权的努力失败了。
▸ bid·der /ˈbɪdər / noun [countable] ◆The house was sold to the highest bidder (= the person who offered the most money).房子卖给了出价最高的人。
bidbid3 /bɪd / verb [transitive] (bid·ding, past tense bid or bade /beɪd ; bæd / , past participle bid or bid·den /ˈbɪdn /) (formal) bid (sb) good morning, farewell, etc. to say “good morning,” etc. to someone向…问候；向…道别◆It has been a pleasure to visit your great city, but now I must bid you a fond farewell.十分高兴能访问这座伟大的城市，此刻谨向你们道一声珍重再见。 |