| 词组 | purchase |
| 释义 | purchase ◊ used as a verb In old-fashioned or formal English, to purchase something means to buy it. He sold the house he had purchased only two years before. ◊ used as a noun The purchase of something is the act of buying it. This use of purchase is common in formal and legal English. He advised them on the purchase of their new car. We need to know the exact day of purchase. Your purchases are things you have bought in a shop or shops. Among his purchases were several tins of beans. This is an old-fashioned use of purchase. In modern English, you talk about someone's shopping, not their 'purchases'. She put her shopping away in the kitchen. |
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