[countable] (Commerce 商业; Finance 金融) an offer to buy sth, especially a company or its shares; the price that is offered出价；买价；递盘◆Make a bid in our online auction by clicking the button.在我们的网上拍卖中出价只需点击一下按钮。◆A Scandinavian cooperative will launch a $150 million cash bid for the company.一家斯堪的纳维亚合作社将出价 1.5 亿元现金收购这家公司。◆The company is likely to become a bid target (= is likely to be bought).这家公司很可能成为出价目标（可能被收购）。◆the continuing bid battle for P&O Princess为争夺英国公主邮轮公司而旷日持久的收购战⨁to accept / launch / make / reject / withdraw a bid接受递盘；出价；拒绝递盘；撤回递盘 ⨁ to increase / raise a bid增加／提高出价 ⨁ a failed / rival / successful bid失败的／竞争的／成功的出价 ⨁ an all-cash / all-share / a cash / share bid全部现金／全部股票／现金／股票出价 (Commerce 商业) an offer to do work or provide a service for a particular price, in competition with other companies投标◆The company submitted a bid for the contract to clean the hospital.公司投标承包这所医院的清洁工作。◆(especially NAmE) He's putting in a bid on a construction job.他正投标争取承包一项建筑工程。 SYN tender ⨁to make / put in / submit / win a bid投标；递标；中标 [usually singular] (used especially in newspapers) an attempt to do sth or to get sth（尤用于报章）努力争取◆to make a bid for power竭力取得权力◆The government has reduced interest rates in a bid to increase public spending.政府企图以减息来争取增加公共开支。 agreed bid closed bid conditional takeover bid counter-bid open bid paper bid sealed bid takeover bid unconditional takeover bid