to purchase or acquire in bulk or at an official level (esp. by a state or organization); to acquire or take over (a company or equity); acquisition; takeover
trad. 收購
Also written 收購【shōu gòu】
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to purchase or acquire in bulk or at an official level (esp. by a state or organization); to acquire or take over (a company or equity); acquisition; takeover
trad. 收購
Also written 收購【shōu gòu】
to place an order; to subscribe
to procure (for an enterprise etc); to purchase
to buy; to purchase
merger and acquisition (M and A); acquisition; to take over
to buy frenetically; to snap up (bargains, dwindling supplies etc)
Tesco, UK-based supermarket chain
to compete; to fight for; to rush to purchase
to buy (on behalf of sb)
buying direct from your company at preferential prices; (gaming) in-app purchase
mail order
to buy (sth extra); to make an additional purchase
buyback; repurchase; to buy back
group buying; collective buying; buying by a group of individuals who negotiate a discount for the group
to buy again
a fraudulent purchase; to buy up sth illegally
to order goods; to place an order
shopper's guide; shop assistant; sales staff
to seek to purchase; to be looking to buy (sth)
fixed government purchase (esp of farm products)
to ask to buy; to bid for purchase
to bid competitively; to compete to buy (at auction)
state purchasing monopoly; unified government purchase
Internet shopping; to purchase online
to undertake to purchase sth; to subscribe (to share issue)
to buy on credit; to delay payment
to purchase in addition (an extra item)
to select and purchase; to buy
to purchase by mail; to mail-order
to limit the amount a customer can buy
advance purchase
Tesco, British-based supermarket chain
leveraged buyout (LBO)
unified government purchase at fixed price (esp of farm products)
to overbook
(a share issue is) oversubscribed
mergers and acquisitions (M&A)
management buyout (MBO)