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bid

/bɪd/

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noun

/bɪd/B1formalbusiness
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее предложение, заявку или попытку достичь чего-либо, часто в контексте аукционов, контрактов или конкурентных ситуаций.

A noun referring to an offer, proposal, or attempt to achieve something, often in the context of auctions, contracts, or competitive situations.

  1. Offer of moneyB1formal

    An offer of a specific amount of money for something, especially at an auction.

    ruПредложение цены

    • She made a bid of $500 for the antique vase.
    • The highest bid won the painting.
    • He placed a bid on the house online.

    Synonymsofferproposalquotationquotetender

  2. Attempt or effortB2formal

    An attempt to achieve something, often requiring effort or competition.

    ruПопытка

    • The team made a strong bid for the championship title.
    • Her bid for the presidency was unsuccessful.
    • The company launched a bid to acquire its rival.

    Synonymsattemptcrackeffortendeavorshotstabtryventure

  3. CardsB2formal

    A statement of the number of tricks a player intends to win in a card game like bridge.

    ruЗаявка

    • He made a risky bid of four hearts.
    • Her bid of two spades surprised the other players.
    • The auction ended with a final bid of three no-trump.

    Synonymscallcontractdeclaration

Forms
  • bids plural form
  • bids' possessive plural form
  • bid's possessive singular form
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verb

/bɪd/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия предложения цены за что-либо, или приказания или просьбы кому-либо сделать что-то.

A verb used to indicate the act of offering a price for something, or to command or request someone to do something.

irregular verb

  1. Offer a priceB1formal

    To offer a specific amount of money for something, especially at an auction.

    ruПредложить цену

    • He bid $500 for the antique vase.
    • Several collectors bid on the rare painting.
    • She bid aggressively to win the auction.

    Synonymsofferprofferproposequotetender

  2. Command or orderB2formal

    To tell someone to do something; to command.

    ruПриказать

    • The king bid his servants to prepare the feast.
    • She bid him to leave the room immediately.
    • The general bid the soldiers to advance.

    Synonymschargecommanddirectenjoininstructorderrequiretell

    Antonymsbanforbidprohibit

  3. Say as a greeting or farewellB2formal

    To express a greeting or farewell to someone.

    ruПроизносить приветствие или прощание

    • He bid his friends farewell before departing.
    • She bid them goodnight and went to bed.
    • They bid each other a warm welcome.

    Synonymsaddressgreetsayutterwish

Forms
  • bid past participle
  • bid past simple
  • bidding present participle
  • bids third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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