bidding
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- noun
- /ˈbɪdɪŋ/
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- The auction was exciting, and the bidding started at just $100.
- Bidding starts
- Bidding begins
- Bidding wars
Instead, do as the pros do and get bids based on the red flags.
- Instead, do as the pros do and get bids based on the red flags.
- This total was the sum of all of the bids in here.
- And a single bid is when you bypass the whole bidding process.
- So in spite of the lack of interest of my agent, there was a bidding war over it.
- No, The thing is, like we had, we had the small sort of bidding war on this next project that we want to work on.
- You have to go through all their hoops that you need to do in order to qualify to submit these bids.
- Overture and Google Innovative, a small change in the bidding system which made it even more mathematically robust.
- Right now everything is sold at like a bidding price, right?
- After two weeks of bidding and.
- Brand war, big brand, basement yard branding, big bidding Ward.
- And two, that syndication money starts rolling in bidding war.
- In that case, for the value and the quality, without a bidding war with a confirmed price, I would go with X-Men.
Examples
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Bidding for budgets and resources has increasingly been part of an OH professional's skill base (Thornbury and Farnley, 2007).
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OK, so now suppose that people's bidding strategy is pretty much what they reported.
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No, The thing is, like we had, we had the small sort of bidding war on this next project that we want to work on.
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So once I got the bidding war settled, I got a huge advance.
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So in spite of the lack of interest of my agent, there was a bidding war over it.
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Bidding starts at $30 million.
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Bidding will start at $1,000.
Fiction book (1997) -
Bidding begins at a mere 10 million.
Fiction book (1997) -
We all submit our bids, and then I find out that I've won the bidding.
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Bidding wars are routine.
Blog text (8)
Synonyms
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An offer of money to buy something, often at an auction
A competition where people or companies offer higher prices to win something like at an auction
Compounds
A competition where people or companies offer higher prices to win something like at an auction
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Morphology
Etymology
The word bidding comes from the verb bid meaning 'to offer' or 'to ask a price', like when people call out amounts at an auction. So 'bidding' is the act of making offers to buy something.