make a bid for
made a bid for
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Definition of make a bid for - Reverso English Dictionary
Verbal expression
auction efforttry to get something by offering or competing
- She will make a bid for the painting at the auction.
- They plan to make a bid for the contract.
- He decided to make a bid for leadership.
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Expressions with make
make breadv.
prepare and bake bread from ingredients
She loves to make bread every weekend.
make noisev.
produce a sound or sounds
The children make noise while playing.
make peacev.
establish friendly relations after conflict
The two countries decided to make peace after years of disputes.
make sensev.
be logical or understandable
His explanation didn't make sense to anyone.
create disorder or untidiness
The kids always make a mess in the living room.
make one's bedv.
arrange the bed after sleeping in it
Every morning, I make my bed neatly.
make a dentv.
create a small depression in a surface
He used a hammer to make a dent in the metal.
make a markv.
leave a visible impression on a surface
She used a pen to make a mark on the paper.
make a passv.
attempt to move the ball to a teammate in sports
She managed to make a pass to her teammate, securing the goal.
change your face in a silly or rude way at someone
The kids make faces at each other during class.
tease or mock someone in a playful or unkind way
They always make fun of him for his accent.
make it happenv.
cause something to occur
His determination made it happen.
make one's eyes waterv.
cause tears to form in the eyes
The onions make my eyes water.
make someone feel welcomev.
act friendly and hospitable towards someone
They made us feel welcome at the party.
make someone sit upv.
cause someone to move into an upright sitting position
The nurse made the patient sit up in bed.
feel comfortable and relaxed in a place
Please come in and make yourself at home.
indicates no change in outcome or result
Whether we go or stay, it doesn't make any difference.
make a big impressionv.
create a strong impact on someone's mind
Her speech made a big impression on the audience.
treat something as very important or serious, often more than necessary
Try not to make a big thing out of his small mistake.
make a connectionv.
form a relationship or bond with someone
She tried to make a connection with her new classmates.
make a differencev.
perform an action causing significant change
Her speech made a difference in the election results.
change facial expression to show dislike or disgust
He made a face when he tasted the sour lemon.
make a fortunev.
earn a large amount of money
She hopes to make a fortune in real estate.
make a fresh startv.
begin again with a new approach
After the move, they decided to make a fresh start in the new city.
Expressions with bid
make the price go up by placing higher or artificial bids
They tried to bid up the price at the auction.
seem likely to happen or succeed
The new policy bids fair to improve the economy.
formally say goodbye
The president bid farewell to the departing ambassador.
bid inv.
offer a price to buy something
He decided to bid in at the auction.
bid for timev.
attempt to gain more time
She bid for time to finish her project.
in an attempt to achieve something
She worked hard in a bid to win the competition.
say goodbye to someone or something
He bid adieu to his old friends.
show open resistance to something or someone
The knight bid defiance to the enemy's threats.
spend time in prison as punishment for a crime
He had to do a bid for robbery.
worthless bid for a contract
The company made a straw bid to test the waters.
make a bidv.
offer money or value to try to get something
They will make a bid for the painting at the auction.
offer to provide goods or services made in rivalry with others
The company submitted a competitive bid for the city’s construction contract.
offer made without knowing other offers
He placed a blind bid on the house.
official request asking companies to offer prices for work
The company sent out an invitation to bid for the new bridge.
takeover bidn.
offer to buy shares to take over the company
They made a takeover bid to gain control of the competitor.
bid for powern.
attempt to gain control or influence
The politician's bid for power was evident in his speeches.
price offered by a buyer for goods
The bid price for the painting was $500.
attempt to take over a company without consent
The company faced a hostile bid from a larger competitor.
preemptive bidn.
early offer to deter competition
The company made a preemptive bid to secure the deal.
say hello or goodbye in a polite way
He bid good day to his neighbors as he left.
greet someone kindly when they arrive
The host bid welcome to all the guests.
offer to purchase all shares of a company
The company received a buyout bid from a competitor.
attempt to buy a company against its will
The company faced a hostile takeover bid from a larger competitor.
bid to buy all available shares
The company launched an any-and-all bid for the shares.
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- French:tenter d'acquérir, ...
- German:ein Gebot abgeben, ...
- Italian:fare un'offerta, ...
- Spanish:pujar, ...
- Portuguese:fazer uma oferta, ...
- Chinese:出价, ...
- Japanese:入札する, ...
- Arabic:قَدَّمَ عَرْضًا, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַגִּישׁ הַצָּעָה עַל, ...
- Russian:сделать ставку, ...
- Ukrainian:зробити ставку, ...
- Hindi:नीलामी में बोली लगाना, ...
- Bengali:চেষ্টা করা, ...
- Catalan:intentar aconseguir, ...
- Danish:byde på, ...
- Dutch:een bod doen op, ...
- Greek:κάνω προσφορά, ...
- Korean:입찰하다, ...
- Persian:پیشنهاد دادن, ...
- Polish:złożyć ofertę na, ...
- Portuguese (BR):dar um lance, ...
- Romanian:a licita pentru, ...
- Swedish:lägga ett bud, ...
- Thai:ประมูล, ...
- Turkish:teklif vermek, ...
- Vietnamese:đấu giá, ...
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