单词	caveat emptor
释义	English Business caveat emptor uk/ˌkæv.i.æt ˈemp.tɔːr/us/ˌkæv.i.æt ˈemp.tɔːr/formal used for saying that the person who buys something must take responsibility for the quality of goods that he or she is buying Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Duty, obligation and responsibility accountable answer for sb/sth answer for sth answer to sb answerable brother commitment fail I am not my brother's keeper idiom in the hot seat idiom incharge *it's your* own lookout idiom job portfolio responsible risk** saddle sb with sth social contract stick stick sb with sth See more results » caveat emptornoun [ U ] ukusLAW the principle that it is the buyer's responsibility, not the seller's, to find out if there is anything wrong with what they are being sold: Private sales of houses are subject to the doctrine of caveat emptor.
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