bid

verb

/bɪd/ us

/bɪd/

C2 [ I or T ] present participle bidding | past tense bid | past participle bid

to offer a particular amount of money for something that is for sale and compete against other people to buy it, especially at a public sale of goods or property

（尤指在拍賣中）出價，喊價競買

She knew she couldn't afford it, so she didn't bid.她知道買不起，所以沒有出價。

The communications group has shown an interest in bidding for the company.該通訊集團有意出價競買這間公司。

A foreign collector has bid $500,000 for the portrait.一位外國收藏家出價50萬美元，買下了這幅畫像。

[ + two objects ] What am I bid for this fine vase?各位願給這只精美的花瓶出價多少？

[ I ] present participle bidding | past tense bid | past participle bid

If two or more people bid for a job, they compete with each other to do the work by offering to do it for a particular amount of money.

The department is trying to ensure fairer competition among firms bidding for city contracts.該部門正努力確保競標政府合約的公司之間能更公平地競爭。

[ T + to infinitive ] present participle bidding | past tense bid | past participle bid

If someone bids to do something, they compete with other people to do it.

Paris is bidding to host the next Olympics.巴黎正在爭取主辦下一屆的奧運會。

[ I or T ] present participle bidding | past tense bid | past participle bid

(in some card games) to say, before play starts, how many points you expect to win in a particular game

（紙牌遊戲中）叫牌

Before you decide how to bid, you need to evaluate how strong the hand of cards you are holding is.在你決定如何出價之前，你需要評估你手中的牌有多好。

She bid three diamonds.她叫了三方塊。

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