buy something ↔ in

phrasal verbphr v BUYto buy something in large quantities 大量買進

Companies are buying in supplies of paper, in case the price goes up.

公司大量買進紙張，以防紙價上漲。

Examples from the Corpus

buy in• Battle Mountain first approached Hemlo about buying the company in 1994.• When you buy stock in a company, you are volunteering to ride the roller coaster of risk and rewards.• They could not buy tickets in advance, so they queue like docile cattle.• Although the under - 18s can not trade shares themselves, adults can buy stakes in collective investment funds on their behalf.• It was as if he had bought shares in my future and were determined to make the trade come right.• It is a common mistake to buy large trees in the belief that they will give quicker cover.• Many pastoral and voluntary caring relationships are now bought and sold in the market place.• The companies bought the shares in the third quarter of 1995.

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