buy something的意思

buy something中文翻譯：

買點東西

相似詞語短語

something───pron.某事；某物；想來重要（或值得注意）的事物；（數目）若干，大致，左右；有點像；真不錯；(想法或建議)）有道理；諸如此類的東西；adv.很，非常；有點，稍微

buy buy───買買

want something───想要點什么嗎

buy───vt.購買；買得起；獲得；賄賂；相信；n.（Buy）（法）比伊（人名）；n.購買；所購的物品；合算的東西

buy buy baby───買買嬰兒

go something───去做點什么

quite something───<非正>不一般的，異常好的；非同尋常

something wrong───岔子

or something───<口>或諸如此類的事物；或是什么的；諸如此類的什么

雙語使用場景

Don't let credit tempt you to buy something you can't afford.───不要讓賒購誘使你去購買你支付不起的東西。

When I wanted to buy something, I couldn't find my cheque book.───當我想買東西的時候，我找不到我的支票簿。

If I buy something and he doesn't like it I'll take it back.───如果我買了什么東西，他不喜歡，我就退掉它。

The whole idea is to get you to also buy an air filter, rotate your tires or buy something else while you're there.───他們所有的想法就是讓顧客在維修廠的時候再買一個空氣過濾器，更換輪胎或者買一些其他的產品。

Sometimes we buy something for a high price but get little use out of it. Or we could say that we get little value from it.───有時我們花大價錢買了東西卻沒什么用處，這樣我們會說它對我們價值不大。

The next time you're ready to buy something that you could easily make or do yourself, be realistic. Will it really be easier to buy?───下次你準備去買你自己可以很容易做出來的東西時，請現實點.買東西真的更容易么？

We are surrounded by relentless commercial culture which is always screaming at you, trying to get you to buy something at every minute.───我們生活在一個無情的商業文化環境中，在這個環境中經常有人對你大聲喊叫，每一刻都在試圖讓你買他們的東西。

When he started, he asked his wife and daughters if they wanted him to buy something for them in London.───當他啟程的時候，他問他的妻子和女兒想讓他給她們在倫敦買點什么。

The general feeling was that you shouldn't spend what you didn't have, and you should save up to buy something you wanted.───總的感覺是你不能花你沒有的錢，你應該省點錢來買你想要的東西。

英語使用場景

Buy something and get on the escalator.

If I buy something and he doesn't like it I'll take it back.

When you buy something, you have certain statutory rights as a consumer.

Don't let credit tempt you to buy something you can't afford.

I'd better buy something for the new baby.

Wherever I buy something, I pay down.

I want to buy something that can protect my skin from getting sunburnt.

When you buy something new, practice the "in-out rule:" For every one new item, get rid of an old one.

Whenever I buy something, I cross it off the list.