verb

buy

/baɪ/

buy

VERB

Definition of buy

1

If you buy something, you give money and the thing becomes yours.

Example: Could you buy some milk at the store?

1

If money buys something, it is enough money to pay for it.

Example: $10 doesn't even buy a case of beer.

2

If you buy (somebody) time, you stop something from happening soon so that you have time to prepare for it.

Example: She went to the washroom to buy time. She didn't want to answer before Kate arrived.

3

If you buy an idea, you believe it.

Example: Your mother won't buy the story about getting lost.

4

A buy is something that someone has bought, usually for a cheap price.

Example: This dress was a good buy. It was on sale.

buy

EXAMPLES

Examples of buy

1

Could you buy some milk at the store?

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2

We sold the house and bought a small apartment near Lincoln Center.

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3

$10 doesn't even buy a case of beer.

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4

$100 buys a nice dinner or a hotel for the night.

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5

She went to the washroom to buy time. She didn't want to answer before Kate arrived.

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