The Open Dictionary

bidding

名词

UK/ˈbɪd.ɪŋ/
US/ˈbɪd.ɪŋ/

定义 bidding 名词

offer

  1. Uncountable

    The act of offering a price, often in competition with others, to buy something.

    • They engaged in fierce bidding at the auction.

    • The bidding process for this project was very rigorous.

    • Several companies are competing for the bidding on this contract.

game

  1. Uncountable

    The process in card games where players declare the number of tricks they expect to win, influencing the game's strategy.

    • In bridge, bidding is a crucial part of the strategy.

    • She studied all available bidding systems.

    • Poor bidding can lead to a bad outcome.

片语 bidding 名词

  • open the bidding

    To make the initial monetary offer for an item at a public auction.

    • The auctioneer asked, 'Who will open the bidding at $500?'

  • at someone's bidding

    To do something because someone has asked or instructed you to do it.

    • At the boss's bidding, I immediately started working on the urgent project.