bid
gb/bˈɪd/ us/bˈɪd/
B1
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Udsagnsord
B1
action
1
offer a price for something
To say how much money you will pay for something, usually in a sale or competition.
Brugsmønster:
to bid [amount] for [something]
Typisk fejl:
Learners sometimes confuse 'bid' with 'bet', but 'bid' is about offering a price, not gambling.
Synonymer
offer (A more general term; not limited to auctions or competitive situations.)
Antonymer
withdraw (To take back or remove an offer or proposal.)
Ordforbindelser
bid for
|bid on
|place a bid
|highest bid
|winning bid
Temaer
business
|commerce
|transactions
|finance
Eksempler
- She decided to bid $500 for the antique vase.
- Several companies are expected to bid for the construction contract.
- He bid on three different paintings at the auction.
- We plan to bid aggressively to win the project.
Læringseksempler
- I will bid $10 for the book.
- They want to bid for the car.
- He will bid on the house.
- We can bid for the job.
Navneord
B1
entity
2
an offered price for something
The amount of money someone says they will pay for something.
Typisk fejl:
Learners may confuse 'bid' (noun) with 'offer' but 'bid' is often linked to auctions or competitive tenders.
Synonymer
offer (A general term that can apply outside auctions or formal processes.)
Antonymer
asking price (The price requested by the seller, not offered by the buyer.)
Ordforbindelser
highest bid
|place a bid
|submit a bid
|winning bid
|low bid
Temaer
business
|commerce
|transactions
|finance
Eksempler
- The highest bid was $2,000.
- Our company submitted a bid for the airport project.
- Her bid was rejected because it was too low.
- They received three bids for the renovation work.
Læringseksempler
- His bid was $5.
- We made a bid on the bike.
- The highest bid won the car.
- I saw many bids at the sale.
Udsagnsord
B2
action
3
try to win or achieve something
To try hard to get or do something, often against others trying too.
Brugsmønster:
to bid for [something]
Typisk fejl:
Learners may confuse this with offering money; here it is about trying to achieve something.
Synonymer
compete (Focuses on the act of rivalry rather than the attempt itself.)
Antonymer
concede (To stop trying to win or achieve something, often admitting defeat.)
Ordforbindelser
bid for power
|bid for control
|bid for leadership
Temaer
competition
|goals
|core_vocabulary
Eksempler
- She is bidding for a place on the national team.
- The company is bidding for dominance in the market.
- He is bidding to become the next mayor.
Læringseksempler
- They bid for first place.
- She bids to be leader.
- We bid to win the game.
Udsagnsord
formal
B2
action
4
say goodbye formally
To say goodbye to someone in a polite way.
Brugsmønster:
to bid [someone] farewell/goodbye
Typisk fejl:
Learners may find 'bade' (past tense) unusual; it's irregular and less common today.
Synonymer
farewell (More often used as a noun or interjection; slightly more formal.)
Antonymer
greet (To say hello or welcome someone instead of saying goodbye.)
Ordforbindelser
bid farewell
|bid goodbye
Temaer
social
|formalities
|communication
|relationships
Eksempler
- He bade them farewell before leaving for the airport.
- She bade her friends goodbye after the party.
- We bade our hosts farewell and left.
Læringseksempler
- I bid you goodbye.
- They bid him farewell.
- She bids her friend goodbye.
Grammatik
Opslagsform
bid
IPA
GB/bˈɪd/
US/bˈɪd/
Stavelser og tryk
bid (1 stavelse)
Stress on 1st syllable (bid)
Ordformer
Noun
- Base: bid
- Plural: bids
Verb
- Base: bid
- 3rd Person Singular: bids
- Present Participle: bidding
- Past: bade, bid
- Past Participle: bade, bid, bidden
Ordfamilie
Forms
bids
noun
bidding
verb
bade
verb
bidden
verb
Core family
bidder
noun B1
Related words
outbid
verb
Vigtige punkter
- Irregular present participle: bidding Verb
- Irregular past: bade, bid Verb
- Irregular past participle: bade, bid, bidden Verb
Udtryk
highest bid
1/hˈaɪɪst bˈɪd/
fixed phrase
largest amount offered so far
The most money someone has offered so far in an auction or sale.
Eksempler
- The painting sold to the highest bid of $10,000.
- We are currently at the highest bid, but it may change soon.
make a bid for
1/mˈeɪk ə bˈɪd fɚ/
fixed phrase
try to gain or achieve something
To try hard to get or do something, especially when others are also trying.
Eksempler
- She made a bid for leadership of the party.
- The company is making a bid for market dominance.
place a bid
1/plˈeɪs ə bˈɪd/
fixed phrase
make an offer in an auction
To say how much money you will pay for something in an auction or competition.
Eksempler
- He placed a bid on the vintage guitar.
- Anyone interested can place a bid online before Friday.
bid farewell
1/bˈɪd fˌɛɹwˈɛl/
fixed phrase
formal
say goodbye formally/politely
To say goodbye to someone in a polite or formal way.
Eksempler
- The president bid farewell to the departing ambassador.
- We gathered to bid farewell to our retiring teacher.
- We gathered to bid her farewell before she moved abroad.
- The ambassador bid farewell to the host country after three years of service.