Meaning & Definition of word "Buy"

Buy

/baɪ/

1. An act of purchasing something.
- Example: That was a wise buy; it will appreciate in value.
2. A purchase or something acquired.
- Example: His latest buy was a rare vintage watch.

1. To accept or agree to an idea or proposal.
- Example: She didn't buy his explanation for being late.
2. To acquire possession of something by paying for it.
- Example: I want to buy a new car this year.
3. To obtain or procure something in exchange for money or in return for goods.
- Example: We decided to buy some groceries for the week.
4. To invest in something with the expectation of a profit.
- Example: They plan to buy stocks in the tech industry.
5. To convince or persuade someone to accept something.
- Example: The marketing campaign was designed to buy loyalty from customers.

Old English 'bygan', meaning 'to buy, purchase, or sell'.

buy time:

To delay something or prolong a situation.

buy a round:

To pay for drinks for a group of people.

buy into:

To accept an idea or plan.

buying:

The act of purchasing.

buyer:

A person who purchases something.

bargain:

An agreement between parties concerning the sale of goods.

Meaning: To purchase something.

Example Sentence: I’m gonna buy some new kicks.

Meaning: To agree with or accept something.

Example Sentence: I don’t buy that excuse.