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bid up - translation to russian
BRITISH TV CHANNEL
Bid-up.tv; Bid.tv; Bid-up tv; Bid Up TV; Bid tv; Bid TV; Bid-Up.TV; Bid (TV channel)
bid up
['bid'ʌp]
общая лексика
набавлять цену
фразовый глагол
общая лексика
набавлять цену
карточный термин
повышать ставку
bid up
набавлять цену (на аукционе); назначать повышенную ставку
bid up
bid up набавлять цену The dealers bid up all the good pieces, to keep out private buyers.
Definition
bid
I
n.
bidding of an amount
1) to enter, file, make, put in, submit a bid
2) to call for, invite bids
3) to raise one's bid
4) to consider, entertain bids
5) to recall a bid
6) an opening; sealed bid
7) the highest bid
8) a bid for, on (she made a bid on the painting)
attempt
9) to make a bid
10) a desperate bid
11) a bid for (she made a bid for the nomination)
12) a bid to + inf. (he made a bid to regain his former influence)
II
v.
1) (D; tr.) to bid for (she bid twenty pounds for the vase)
2) (esp. AE) (D; intr.) to bid on (to bid on a contract)
III
v.
1) (formal) (A) she bade farewell to them; or: she bade them farewell
2) (obsol.) (H) to bid smb. to do smt.
3) (obsol.) (I) to bid smb. do smt.
Wikipedia
Shop at Bid
Shop at Bid was a British television shopping channel that ran daily auctions and later fixed price demonstrations. It was the world's first channel of its kind. It launched as Bid-Up.tv. The channel was owned by Bid Shopping.
Examples of use of bid up
1. And prices, instead of being bid up, are coming down.
2. Contractors and FEMA have bid up rents an average of 100 percent.
3. Fine art prices have been bid up because new museums are being built all over China and the Middle East.
4. When unemployment falls below roughly 5 percent, workers have more leverage to bid up wages and other compensation.
5. Maybe next time the Street will sell shares when they‘re being bid up rather than find itself forced to sell at times like these.
