purchasing / ˈpɜr tʃəs /

购买采购购货购买物品

purchasing3 个定义

v. 有主动词 verb

pur·chased, pur·chas·ing.

  1. to acquire by the payment of money or its equivalent; buy.
  2. to acquire by effort, sacrifice, flattery, etc.
  3. to influence by a bribe.
v. 无主动词 verb

pur·chased, pur·chas·ing.

  1. to buy something.
n. 名词 noun
  1. acquisition by the payment of money or its equivalent; buying, or a single act of buying.
  2. something that is purchased or bought.
  3. something purchased, with respect to value in relation to price; buy: At three for a dollar they seemed like a good purchase.

purchasing 近义词

n. 名词 noun

buying

purchasing 的近义词 4

更多purchasing例句

  1. While comforters may seem relatively light, you should factor the extra weight into your blanket purchase.
  2. Metro board member Michael Goldman suggested Thursday that Metro pause on the scheduled purchase of 100 buses and redeploy that money to Metro’s platform project.
  3. On the style front, TikTok already ran a livestreamed video shopping pilot with Walmart that used influencers to drive purchases, demonstrating the potential in connecting video inspiration to consumer action in an even more timely fashion.
  4. For now, companies have only our behavior — our likes, our clicks, our purchase histories — to build eerily accurate profiles of us.
  5. For now, companies have only our behavior — our likes, our clicks, our purchase histories — to build eerily accurate profiles of us and estimate what we’ll do next.
  6. They were able to purchase weapons and plot attacks on the island without much interference.
  7. When my husband and I asked to see the report, we were told we could purchase the report for $30,000 from the defense.
  8. Which is why in 1961, the distillery finally decided to purchase the estate and its adjoining home.
  9. Whereas other brands purchase their barrels from big producers more or less off the rack, The Macallan starts in the forest.
  10. Customers can purchase cold beer at full price or warm bottles of beer at retail prices to take home.
  11. People have not only ceased to purchase those old-fashioned things called books, but even to read them!
  12. From affluence he came to want, and in his old age a fund was raised sufficient to purchase him an annuity of £600 a year.
  13. If this is not done, some person who afterward wished to purchase the land might object because the recorded title was defective.
  14. So the courts abandoned the rule founded on the part payment of the purchase price.
  15. Nor can he sell the property to himself, nor authorize any other person to bid and purchase for him either directly or indirectly.