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bidding

/ˈbɪdɪŋ/

bidding out

bidding up

biddingnoun

biddings

Translations

ставка

His bidding at the auction was aggressive.

Его ставка на аукционе была агрессивной.

предложение

The bidding for the new contract will start next week.

Предложение на новый контракт начнется на следующей неделе.

торги

The company won the bidding for the construction project.

Компания выиграла торги на строительство проекта.

Additional translations

аукцион

торговля

Definitions

The offering of particular prices for something, especially at an auction.

The bidding for the rare painting started at $1 million.

The act of commanding or ordering someone to do something.

At his bidding, the servants prepared the grand feast.

Synonyms

biddinggerund / present participle

/ˈbɪd.ɪŋ/

Used adjectivally to refer to entities currently making bids (e.g., "bidding companies").

Definitions

Relating to or involved in the making of bids.

All documents had to be submitted by the bidding companies.

bidverb

bidding

Gerund

bade

Past Simple

bidden

Past Participle

bidding

Gerund

/bɪd/

(offer: bid, bid / command or utter (greeting/farewell): bade, bidden – archaic)

Translations

предлагать(цену)

He decided to bid a higher price for the painting.

Он решил предложить более высокую цену за картину.

объявлять(карт. игры)

He boldly bid four spades, catching his opponents completely off guard.

Он смело объявил четыре пики, застав своих соперников врасплох.

велеть(арх., книжн.)

The queen bade her loyal knights to defend the castle gates until dawn.

Королева велела своим верным рыцарям защищать ворота замка до рассвета.

прощаться(книжн.)

She bid farewell to her friends before leaving.

Она попрощалась с друзьями перед отъездом.

пытаться

The young runner will bid for a world record in the final race.

Молодой бегун попытается установить мировой рекорд в финальном забеге.

Additional translations

участвовать в торгах

заявлять(карт. игры)

приказывать

желать(книжн.)

стремиться

Definitions

To offer a certain price for something, especially at an auction.

She decided to bid $200 for the antique vase at the auction.

To make a statement in card games (such as bridge or poker variant) declaration of how many tricks or points a player contracts to win.

My partner chose to bid conservatively during the first round of the game.

To command or order someone to do something.

The king bid his knights to prepare for battle.

To express a greeting or farewell.

He bid them goodnight before leaving the party.

To attempt or make an effort to achieve something.

The company is bidding to win the contract for the new project.

Synonyms

bidnoun

Definitions

An offer of a price, especially at an auction.

She placed a bid of $500 on the antique vase at the auction.

A statement of the amount of money a person or company offers to pay for something.

The construction company submitted a bid to build the new bridge.

An attempt or effort to achieve something.

His bid for the presidency was supported by many influential figures.

A call in a card game, such as bridge, indicating the number of tricks a player proposes to make.

Her bid of three hearts was a bold move in the bridge game.

bidadjective

Definitions

Relating to the price or offer made by a potential buyer.

The bid price was significantly lower than the ask price.