英语词汇“purchaser”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 v., -chased, -chas•ing, n.
v. [~ + object]

to get or obtain by the payment of money or its equivalent;
buy:enough money to purchase a house.
to be enough to buy:[not: be + ~ -ing]Ten dollars will purchase two tickets.
to get or obtain by effort, sacrifice, flattery, etc.:His loyalty can't be purchased.

acquisition;
getting or obtaining by the payment of money or its equivalent:[uncountable]Mail in a proof of purchase.
something purchased or bought:[countable]made a few purchases.

pur•chas•a•ble, adj.
pur•chas•er, n. [countable]

pur•chase v., -chased, -chas•ing, n.
v.t.

to acquire by the payment of money or its equivalent;
buy.
to acquire by effort, sacrifice, flattery, etc.
to influence by a bribe.
to be sufficient to buy:Twenty dollars purchases a subscription.
Lawto acquire (land or other property) by means other than inheritance.
Mechanicsto move, haul, or raise, esp. by applying mechanical power.
Mechanicsto get a leverage on;
apply a lever, pulley, or other aid to.
[Obs.]to procure, acquire, or obtain.

v.i.

to buy something.

acquisition by the payment of money or its equivalent;
buying, or a single act of buying.
something that is purchased or bought.
something purchased, with respect to value in relation to price;
buy:At three for a dollar they seemed like a good purchase.
Lawthe acquisition of land or other property by means other than inheritance.
acquisition by means of effort, labor, etc.:the purchase of comfort at the price of freedom.
Mechanics, Buildinga lever, pulley, or other device that provides mechanical advantage or power for moving or raising a heavy object.
Mechanicsan effective hold or position for applying power in moving or raising a heavy object;
leverage.
any means of applying or increasing power, influence, etc.
the annual return or rent from land.
a firm grip or grasp, footing, etc., on something.
[Obs.]booty.

Anglo-French purchas (Old French porchas), derivative of the verb, verbal
Latin prō pro¹) + chacer to chase¹; (noun, nominal) Middle English
Anglo-French purchacer to seek to obtain, procure (Old French pourchacier), equivalent. to pur- (
(verb, verbal) Middle English purchasen bef. 1150

pur′chas•er, n.

1.See corresponding entry in Unabridged get, obtain, procure. See buy.
15.See corresponding entry in Unabridged winch, capstan.

1.See corresponding entry in Unabridged sell.

单词	purchaser
释义	WordReference Random House Learner's Dictionary of American English © 2024 pur•chase /ˈpɜrtʃəs/USA pronunciation v., -chased, -chas•ing, n. v. [~ + object] to get or obtain by the payment of money or its equivalent; buy:enough money to purchase a house. to be enough to buy:[not: be + ~ -ing]Ten dollars will purchase two tickets. to get or obtain by effort, sacrifice, flattery, etc.:His loyalty can't be purchased. n. acquisition; getting or obtaining by the payment of money or its equivalent:[uncountable]Mail in a proof of purchase. something purchased or bought:[countable]made a few purchases. pur•chas•a•ble, adj. pur•chas•er, n. [countable] WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2024 pur•chase (pûr′chəs),USA pronunciation v., -chased, -chas•ing, n. v.t. to acquire by the payment of money or its equivalent; buy. to acquire by effort, sacrifice, flattery, etc. to influence by a bribe. to be sufficient to buy:Twenty dollars purchases a subscription. Lawto acquire (land or other property) by means other than inheritance. Mechanicsto move, haul, or raise, esp. by applying mechanical power. Mechanicsto get a leverage on; apply a lever, pulley, or other aid to. [Obs.]to procure, acquire, or obtain. v.i. to buy something. n. acquisition by the payment of money or its equivalent; buying, or a single act of buying. something that is purchased or bought. something purchased, with respect to value in relation to price; buy:At three for a dollar they seemed like a good purchase. Lawthe acquisition of land or other property by means other than inheritance. acquisition by means of effort, labor, etc.:the purchase of comfort at the price of freedom. Mechanics, Buildinga lever, pulley, or other device that provides mechanical advantage or power for moving or raising a heavy object. Mechanicsan effective hold or position for applying power in moving or raising a heavy object; leverage. any means of applying or increasing power, influence, etc. the annual return or rent from land. a firm grip or grasp, footing, etc., on something. [Obs.]booty. Anglo-French purchas (Old French porchas), derivative of the verb, verbal Latin prō pro¹) + chacer to chase¹; (noun, nominal) Middle English Anglo-French purchacer to seek to obtain, procure (Old French pourchacier), equivalent. to pur- ( (verb, verbal) Middle English purchasen bef. 1150 pur′chas•er, n. 1.See corresponding entry in Unabridged get, obtain, procure. See buy. 15.See corresponding entry in Unabridged winch, capstan. 1.See corresponding entry in Unabridged sell.
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