buy in
英 [ˈbaɪ ɪn]
美 [ˈbaɪ ɪn]
大宗购进（某物）; 出价买回自己送出拍卖的东西; （使）（通过投资、购买股票等）加入、入伙
英英释义
verb
- amass so as to keep for future use or sale or for a particular occasion or use
- let's stock coffee as long as prices are low
双语例句
- I'd like to know if I can draw on my account for payment of things I buy in Tianjin.
我想知道一下我是否能提取存款来支付天津购物的费用。 - He will buy in as a partner.
他将入股成为股东。 - Some industry insiders say the carmakers, though investing large amounts of capital, will have to buy in the technology or form joint ventures if they wish to achieve their lofty hopes for driverless cars.
一些业内人士认为，虽然投入大量资金，但如果想实现无人驾驶汽车的远大理想，汽车制造商将不得不购买技术或者组建合资企业。 - That means the stocks are trading near or below the price the banks are offering existing shareholders in an attempt to raise some funding& making it less attractive for shareholders to buy in.
这意味着这些银行的股价接近或是低于它们为了筹资而向现有股东提出的价格，这样就更没有吸引力让股东买进了。 - And now might be the time to buy in.
现在可能是买进的时候了。 - It means that you should not buy in a poor location.
意思就是说你不应该买地点不好的房子。 - It's a buyer's market because it can buy in large quantities and offer opportunities to do business onshore, says Mr Kwan.
关荣乐表示：这是一个买方市场，因为中国可以大量购买，并提供在岸商业机会。 - Many American families pride themselves on their cooking, and have deep freezers, where they store food they grow in their gardens or buy in the supermarket.
许多美国家庭以自己的烹调而自豪。他们有冷藏箱，可以把他们在花园种的或从超级市场买的食物贮藏起来。 - The company seems to be doing so well that I would like to buy in.
这家公司看起来生意兴隆，我愿意入股。 - There is no obligation to buy in this shop.
进本店并不一定要买东西。