(; ) to offer to pay a particular price for sth, especially a company or its shares 出价◆The company has said it may bid for South African Breweries. 公司声称可能出价购买南非酿酒公司。◆How much did they bid? 他们出价多少?➡ see note at tender
() to offer to do work or provide a service for a particular price, in competition with other companies 投标◆A French firm will be bidding for the contract. 一家法国公司将投标争取这合同。◆They are bidding to build the refinery. 他们正在投标承建炼油厂◆(especially NAmE) We are ready to bid on three contracts. 我们准备投标争取三项合同。SYNtender
●ˌbid sth ˈup/ˈdownto pay or offer more/less money for sth than it is worth at the time, with the result that the price increases/decreases 哄抬/哄跌价钱;哄抬/哄跌标价◆There are people willing to buy several million shares and bid the price up. 有人愿意购买几百万股份,以便将价格抬高。