英语词汇“purchase”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

pur·chase

(pûrchĭs)

tr.v. pur·chased, pur·chas·ing, pur·chas·es

1. To obtain in exchange for money or its equivalent; buy.

2. To acquire by effort; earn: purchased the victory with the loss of many lives.

3. To pull or haul by means of a mechanical device, such as a winch.

a. The act or an instance of buying: the sudden purchase of a car.

b. Something bought: That hat was a wise purchase.

a. A hold or position that allows the application of power, as in moving something: got a purchase for her foot and climbed up.

b. A device, such as a pulley, used to obtain mechanical advantage.

c. A means or advantage that allows the increase of power or influence.

[Middle English purchasen, to pursue, purchase, from Old French purchacier : pur-, forth (from Latin prō-; see per¹ in the Appendix of Indo-European roots) + chacier, to chase; see CHASE¹.]

purchas·er n.

单词	purchase
释义	pur·chase (pûrchĭs) tr.v. pur·chased, pur·chas·ing, pur·chas·es 1. To obtain in exchange for money or its equivalent; buy. 2. To acquire by effort; earn: purchased the victory with the loss of many lives. 3. To pull or haul by means of a mechanical device, such as a winch. n. 1. a. The act or an instance of buying: the sudden purchase of a car. b. Something bought: That hat was a wise purchase. 2. a. A hold or position that allows the application of power, as in moving something: got a purchase for her foot and climbed up. b. A device, such as a pulley, used to obtain mechanical advantage. c. A means or advantage that allows the increase of power or influence. [Middle English purchasen, to pursue, purchase, from Old French purchacier : pur-, forth (from Latin prō-; see per¹ in the Appendix of Indo-European roots) + chacier, to chase; see CHASE¹.] purchas·er n.
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