bid
英 [bɪd]
美 [bɪd]
- vt. 投标；出价；表示；吩咐
- vi. 投标；吩咐
- n. 出价；叫牌；努力争取
- n. (Bid)人名；(俄)比德
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bid：必得。老板下令，这次投标一定要成功，我们志在必得——命令；出价，投标。
bid 投标，叫价来自PIE *bheudh, 意识到，觉醒，原义见Buddha, 佛。此处用于经济义，指投标须对价格有着清醒的认识。
bid 道别，吩咐来自PIE *gwhedh, 要求，祈求，命令。
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- bid: [OE] Bid has a complicated history, for it comes from what were originally two completely distinct Old English verbs. The main one was biddan (past tense bæd) ‘ask, demand’, from which we get such modern English usages as ‘I bade him come in’. It goes back to a prehistoric Germanic *bithjan (source of German bitten ‘ask’), which was formed from the base *beth- (from which modern English gets bead).
But a contribution to the present nexus of meanings was also made by Old English bēodan (past tense bēad) ‘offer, proclaim’ (whence ‘bid at an auction’ and so on). This can be traced ultimately to an Indo- European base *bh(e)udh-, which gave Germanic *buth-, source also of German bieten ‘offer’ and perhaps of English beadle [13], originally ‘one who proclaims’.
=> bead, beadle - bid (v.)
- probably an early Middle English mutual influence or confusion of two old words: The sense in bid farewell is from Old English biddan "to ask, entreat, beg, pray, beseech; order" (class V strong verb, past tense bæd, past participle beden), from Proto-Germanic *bidjan "to pray, entreat" (source also of German bitten "to ask," attested in Old High German from 8c., also Old Saxon bidjan, Old Frisian bidda, Old Norse biðja, Gothic bidjan). This, according to Kluge and Watkins, is from a PIE root *gwhedh- "to ask, pray" (see bead (n.)).
To bid at an auction, meanwhile, is from Old English beodan "offer, proclaim" (class II strong verb; past tense bead, past participle boden), from Proto-Germanic *beudan "to stretch out, reach out, offer, present," (source also of German bieten "to offer," Old High German biatan, also Old Saxon biodan, Old Frisian biada, Old Norse bjoða, Gothic anabiudan "to command"). This is from PIE root *bheudh- "to be aware, make aware" (see bode (v.)). As a noun, 1788, from the verb.
- 1. He certainly wasn't going to bid $18 billion for this company.
- 他肯定不会出180亿美元来收购这家公司。
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- 2. Speculation centred on a likely bid price of 380p a share.
- 大多数人猜测买方出价可能为每股380便士。
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- 3. Hanson made an agreed takeover bid of £351 million.
- 汉森按协商出价3.51亿英镑接管该公司。
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- 4. They agreed to bid the picture up to 4,500 francs.
- 他们同意将这幅画的价格提至4,500法郎。
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- 5. He has submitted a bid to resuscitate the struggling magazine.
- 他已经投标来拯救这个岌岌可危的周刊。
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