buy up

英 [baɪ ʌp]

美 [baɪ ʌp]

大量买进，全部买下（土地、房产或商品）

经济

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 大量买进，全部买下（土地、房产或商品）
  If youbuy upland, property, or a commodity, you buy large amounts of it, or all that is available.
  1. The mention of price rises sent citizens out to their shops to buy up as much as they could...
     物价上涨的说法使老百姓都涌进商店大量抢购商品。
  2. The tickets will be on sale from somewhere else because the agencies have bought them up.
     因为代理商把这些票都买断了，所以只能到别处买了。

英英释义

verb

• take over ownership of
  Synonym:take overbuy out

双语例句

• The European debt crisis is seen as an opportunity to buy up assets in developed economies at bargain prices.
  欧洲债务危机被视为中国廉价购买发达经济体资产的机会。
• The German central bank must use 2 billion in reserves to buy up 6 billion marks.
  德国中央银行必须用其储备中的20亿美元买进60亿马克。
• A finance house made a bid to buy up the entire company.
  一家信贷公司出价全部买下了这家公司。
• Well, what did you do, buy up all the control heads in Houston?
  奥，你要做什么，要买通休斯顿的所有头头吗？
• If it came to it, the European Central Bank could simply buy up all the bad debts.
  必要时，欧洲央行（ecb）只需买下所有的坏账即可。
• If you do not know his voice, I highly recommend that you buy up all his records.
  如果你还没听过他的声音，我强烈建议你去把他所有的唱片都买回来。
• With international investors and big pension funds out of the Spanish market for nearly a year, there is really no one left to buy up all that local Spanish debt.
  国际投资者和大型养老基金离开西班牙市场已近一年，市场中事实上已没有什么投资者可以来买下所有这些西班牙当地债券。
• Investors have been reluctant to buy up these questionable bank assets because of the high amount of risk involved.
  投资者由于担心风险过高，也不愿意购买这些有问题的银行资产。
• The tickets will be on sale from somewhere else because the agencies have bought them up.
  因为代理商把这些票都买断了，所以只能到别处买了。
• Everybody is saying we should go into the market and buy up low-priced [ financial] assets, he told an interviewer last year.
  他去年告诉一位采访者：每个人都在说，我们应该进入市场，购买低价（金融）资产。