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buy up

/baɪ ʌp/

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verb

/baɪ ʌp/B2formal
  • ruФразовый глагол, означающий покупку всего или большого количества чего-либо, часто для контроля над предложением или ценой.

A phrasal verb meaning to purchase all or a large quantity of something, often to control supply or price.

uncountable · transitive · phrasal, separable

  1. Purchase all available stockformal

    To buy all or most of something, especially to control supply or price.

    ruСкупить

    • Investors bought up all the shares in the company.
    • The company bought up the entire stock of rare metals.
    • They bought up the land to prevent development.

    Synonymsbuy outcornerengrossmonopolize

  2. Acquire aggressivelyinformal

    To purchase something in large quantities, often quickly or aggressively.

    ruСкупать

    • Collectors bought up all the limited edition prints.
    • Fans bought up the concert tickets within minutes.
    • The supermarket bought up the surplus produce at a discount.

    Synonymscornergobble uphoardmonopolizescoop upsnap upstockpile

    Antonymssellsell off

Forms
  • bought up past participle
  • bought up past simple
  • buying up present participle
  • buys up third person singular

Base verbbuy

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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