Bought синоним

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  • bought [bɔːt] прич

    1. купленный, приобретенный, покупаемый, приобретаемый

      (purchased, acquired, purchase)

    2. купивший

      (buying)

  • bought [bɔːt] прил

    1. покупной

      (purchase)

  • buy [baɪ] гл bought, bought

    1. купить, покупать, приобретать, приобрести, закупать, выкупить, закупить, скупать, выкупать, прикупить, докупить, купить себе

      (purchase, acquire, buy up, buy out, buy in addition, get myself)

      • buy glasses – купить очки
      • buy lottery tickets – покупать лотерейные билеты
      • buy new clothes – покупать новую одежду
      • buy property – приобретать недвижимость
      • buy souvenirs – приобрести сувениры
      • buy goods – закупать товар
      • buy the company – выкупить компанию
      • buy the equipment – закупить оборудование
      • buy dollars – скупать доллары
    2. продать

      (sell)

    3. накупить

      • buy gifts – накупить подарков
    4. подкупить

      (bribe)

Предложения со словом «bought»

Six years ago, my wife and I, we packed our stuff, we sold our little apartment in Spain, and for the same money we bought a house with a garden and little birds that come singing in the morning.

Шесть лет назад мы с женой собрали вещи, продали нашу квартирку в Испании и купили на эти деньги дом с садом, в который каждое утро прилетают птички и поют нам.

And the first company I bought was a company by the name of Northeast Airlines.

Первой купленной мной компанией была Northeast Airlines, «Северовосточные авиалинии».

As I reported on these massacres, I bought and ate little sweets, seeking the familiar comfort of their taste.

Освещая эти зверства, я покупал и ел конфетки, ища привычного комфорта, навеянного их вкусом.

So we built an illegal genetic clinic, a DIY carbon dioxide incubator, and even bought frozen mice on eBay.

Мы построили нелегальную генетическую клинику, самодельный инкубатор с углекислым газом, и выставили замороженную мышь на eBay.

Well, we bought one of these.

Для начала мы кое — что купили .

I bought a book on simplicity to try to find answers.

В попытке найти решение я купил книгу о простоте.

I feel my feet rock back and forth on the heels my mother bought, begging the question: Do we stay, or is it safer to choose flight?

Я почувствовала, как зашаталась на каблуках, купленных мамой, задавая вопрос: Мы остаёмся или уехать безопаснее?

They didn’t come, so I bought bigger pillows.

Они не пришли, и я купила подушки побольше.

So I said, OK, and I went and I bought sage.

Я согласилась, раздобыла шалфей.

So I bought a one-way ticket to London, I packed my suitcase and I left.

Так что я купила билет в один конец до Лондона, собрала чемодан и ушла.

Bob bought time on the MIT Multics System to write computer code on a terminal like this.

Боб купил время в системе MIT Multics, чтобы написать программный код на терминале типа этого.

So she had all of us come to the front of the classroom, and she bought all of us gifts and stacked them in the corner.

Учительница собрала нас всех у доски, а купленные ею подарки сложила в угол.

I want to know that the product I bought is the same one that arrives in the mail and that there’s some record for how it got to me.

Я хочу быть уверенной, что получу именно тот товар, который купила , а также в том, что его путь ко мне где — то зафиксирован.

The public school system of this country was built, bought and paid for using commerce generated from the slave trade and slave labor.

Система государственных школ в этой стране была построена рабами и на деньги, полученные от работорговли.

Not to brag, but we were just bought

Не хотелось хвастаться, но нас только что купил

Enough money bought a lot of men with sledgehammers.

Когда хватает денег, можно нанять много людей с кувалдами.

Says your fans who bought tickets to your concert.

Для твоих фанатов, которые уже купили билеты на концерт.

I bought it at a pharmacy near my store.

Я купила его в аптеке поблизости от моего магазина.

Yesterday she bought oranges and kiwi.

Вчера она купила апельсины и КИВИ.

My mother bought me a nice suit and new shoes.

Мама купила мне хороший костюм и новые туфли.

She bought the opal-enlaced sterling silver cuff links.

А она купила настоящие серебряные запонки инкрустированные опалом

I bought a bunch of boxes and packing stuff.

Я купила кучу коробок и всякие вещи для упаковки.

Then we made our way to the grocer’s where we bought a kilo of sugar and some sausage.

Потом мы направились в бакалей­ный магазин, где купили килограмм сахара и немного кол­басы.

We dropped in at the baker’s and bought a loaf of brown bread, some rolls and buns.

Мы зашли в булоч­ную и купили буханку черного хлеба, несколько булочек.

When my turn came, I bought writing paper, envelopes and a few stamps.

Когда подошла моя очередь, я купил бумагу для писем, конверты и несколько марок.

The government bought Pryanishnikov’s gallery in 1867, but Tretyakov gradually acquired an excellent collection, exceeding all other collections in Russia in its volume and quality.

Галерея Прянишникова в 1867 г. была куплена госу­дарством, но Третьяков постепенно приобрел отличную коллекцию, превосходящую по объему и ценности другие коллекции в России.

When Romeo heard that Juliet was dead he bought some poison and went to the tomb of the Capulets.

Когда Ромео узнал, что Джульетта мертва, он купил яд и пошел к склепу Капулетти.

Richard bought a gold necklace from a street hawker.

По дороге Ричард купил у уличного торговца золотую цепочку.

He also bought a plain black belt and blue tie.

Для полного антуража он приобрел черный пояс и синий галстук.

I bought a stack of confession magazines and studied them.

Я купил пачку журналов с исповедями и изучил их.

And then I bought that airplane and built that tank.

А потом я всего лишь купил самолёт и построил танк.

I bought her expensive lingerie, which sometimes she wore.

Я купил ей дорогое белье, которое она иногда надевала.

Last month I bought the beef industry’s lobbying arm.

В прошлом месяце я приобрел ведущий рычаг говяжьей промышленности.

My husband bought tickets to the opera this weekend.

Мой муж купил билеты в оперу на выходные

When Nick was in the tenth form his parents bought him a compact disc player and Nick decided to collect compact discs.

Когда Ник был в десятом классе родители купили ему проигрыватель компакт — дисков и Ник решил собирать компакт — диски.

3 months ago my parents bought me a CD player and I decided to collect compact discs.

3 месяца назад мои родители купили мне CD плеер, и я решил собирать компакт — диски.

My great granddad bought it in the beginning of the century when he was a student.

Мой прадед купил его в начале века, когда он был студентом.

When my friends were bought new dolls and magazines about princesses, I was interested in documentaries about Big Ben and MOMI.

Когда моим подружкам покупали новых кукол и журналы про принцесс, меня интересовали документальные фильмы о Биг Бене и о MOMI.

It is interesting to know that Manhattan Island — the central part of New York — was bought from the local Indians by the Dutch for 24 dollars.

Интересно узнать, что Манхэттен — центральная часть Нью — Йорка — был куплен у местных индейцев голландцами за 24 доллара.

First I bought a ticket for plane.

Сначала я купил билет за самолет.

He bought a small estate near a village Melikhovo, 50 miles from Moscow.

Он купил небольшое имение близ деревни Мелихово, в 50 милях от Москвы.

We bought the tickets in advance and came to the theatre half an hour before the show.

Мы купили билеты заранее, и пришли в театр за полчаса до шоу.

It cannot be bought with any money!

Его нельзя купить ни за какие деньги!

My mother and father bought a small golden chain for me.

Мама с папой подарили мне золотую цепочку.

My grandparents bought a beautiful dress and encyclopedia for me.

Бабушка с дедушкой купили красивое платье и энциклопедию.

I think so because a lot of books are bought and sold every day in different bookshops and in streets (or: outside) too.

Я так думаю, потому что много книг покупается и продается ежедневно в разных книжных магазинах и также на улицах.

Last month my mum bought me a pair of party dresses for special occasions, and I really like them.

В прошлом месяце мама купила мне пару вечерних платьев для особых случаев, и мне они очень нравятся.

My father had bought her a beautiful dress and she wore it when they went out.

Папа купил ей красивое платье, и мама его надела, когда они уезжали.

We had prepared them beforehand but we had not bought them.

Мы приготовили их заранее, но мы их не покупали.

Then we made our way to the grocer’s where we bought a kilo of sugar and some sausage.

Потом мы направились в бакалейный магазин, где купили килограмм сахара и немного колбасы.

We dropped in at the baker’s and bought a loaf of brown bread, some rolls and buns.

Мы зашли в булочную и купили буханку черного хлеба, несколько булочек.

The coin he held back bought firewood, wine, and beer to replenish his stocks.

На оставшуюся монету он купил дров, вина и пива, чтобы пополнить свои запасы.

I ground the beans in the little electric spice mill I’d bought for the occasion.

Я стала молоть зерна в электрической мельничке для перца, которую купила на этот случай.

He bought his winning lottery ticket with money he borrowed from me!

Он купил свой выигрышный билет лотереи на деньги, которые он одолжил у меня!

I bought that stupid dress, and now it’s just hanging there, mocking me.

Купила это тупое платье, и теперь оно висит и смеется надо мной.

In the clothing shop downstairs I bought a suit of clothes, a shirt, a suit of underwear, a pair of socks, and a pair of shoes.

В магазине купил костюм, рубашку, белье, носки, туфли.

Kim stopped at the Bread and Circus grocery store and bought food for dinner.

Ким зашла в продовольственный магазин и купила продукты на обед.

I bought a calf for 5 rubles yesterday. I cleaned it and gutted it and hung it up on a hook.

Купил вчера за 5 рублей теленка, забил, освежевал, на крюк подвесил.

At one place a man was selling green lemonade, and when the children bought it Dorothy could see that they paid for it with green pennies.

На одном из лотков продавец торговал зеленым лимонадом, и обступившие его дети расплачивались зелеными монетками.

We bought dozens of horses, mules, goats, sheep, cows, pigs, chickens, and other domestic animals.

Мы купили десятки лошадей, мулов, коз, овец, коров, свиней, кур и прочей домашней живности.

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  1. Kelli McGrane:

    If you’re just starting to wean yourself off sweetened store-bought coffee drinks, ask for fewer pumps of syrup. As each pump contains approximately 5 grams of sugar, depending on the flavor, the sugar savings add up quickly.

  2. Love Pun:

    We are boarding up our windows and have already started washing our five gallon jugs so we have extra water on site for the kids, we bought food for an extra week because we don’t know how things are going to be after the hurricane.

  3. Rita Rudner:

    I gave my father $100 and said, ‘Buy yourself something that will make your life easier.’ So he went out and bought a present for my mother.

  4. Herman Kamil:

    It is a cost in terms of carry, but it gives investors peace of mind, we bought an insurance.

  5. Jill Barrett:

    If anything, she was like, ‘Why are you charging so little?’ they do not have a problem with it at all. They’re very entrepreneurial and they also understand real estate. That is their business. They understand houses are bought and sold all the time.


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[ bˈɔːt], [ bˈɔːt], [ b_ˈɔː_t]

Related words: bought and sold, buying and selling, purchase and sale, buy and sell

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    Table of Contents

    • adj.

      owned (adjective)

      • most purchased,
      • most enjoyed,
      • most had,
      • more had,
      • more enjoyed,
      • in hand,
      • more purchased.
    • n.

      • ready-made,
      • included in the purchase,
      • ordered,
      • breastfed,
      • contracted for,
      • babysat,
      • store-bought,
      • Beheld,
      • requisitioned,
      • bent,
      • blest,
      • to be delivered,
      • on order,
      • Bled,
      • budgeted for,
      • bound.
    • v.

      acquired (verb)

      • secured,
      • Fetched,
      • Caught,
      • Annexed,
      • cornered,
      • amassed,
      • collected,
      • received,
      • Palmed,
      • landed,
      • Scored,
      • heaped,
      • Claimed,
      • Took,
      • added,
      • Got,
      • Gotten,
      • Bagged,
      • Lured,
      • accumulated,
      • acquired,
      • assumed,
      • Garnered,
      • Wrangled,
      • Captured,
      • Harvested,
      • Retrieved,
      • taken,
      • Incurred,
      • Reaped,
      • Procured,
      • netted,
      • won,
      • Obtained,
      • Purchased,
      • Pocketed.
    • Other synonyms:

      • paid off,
      • Slung,
      • snuck,
      • wrought,
      • led,
      • oversubscribed,
      • SHAT,
      • Relaid,
      • heave to,
      • Begot,
      • corrupt,
      • Dreamt,
      • Wrung,
      • paid for,
      • charged,
      • Slept,
      • Stood,
      • RESAT,
      • Besought,
      • Slunk.

      • lent,
      • spelt.

      • paid.

      • left,
      • thought.

      Other relevant words:

      • implement,
      • move around,
      • carry on,
      • fictive,
      • give away,
      • captivate,
      • birl,
      • roll,
      • turn in,
      • lodge in,
      • bender,
      • saltation,
      • pay back,
      • cherished,
      • ask,
      • weave,
      • sail,
      • wrestle,
      • becharm,
      • jack-tar,
      • divulge,
      • draw off,
      • high up,
      • pull away,
      • borrow,
      • hire,
      • prehend,
      • pursue,
      • breaking ball,
      • march,
      • slue,
      • redeem,
      • change state,
      • welcome,
      • understand,
      • turn back,
      • enchant,
      • get word,
      • hear,
      • conceptualize,
      • claw,
      • utterly,
      • descend,
      • yield,
      • sheer,
      • for sale,
      • opinion,
      • thought process,
      • out to,
      • beguile,
      • charter,
      • aerated,
      • bowing,
      • deal,
      • get down,
      • clutches,
      • drained,
      • put on,
      • richly,
      • posit,
      • wicked,
      • light upon,
      • comport,
      • snitch,
      • tree,
      • weblike,
      • come-on,
      • lay in,
      • degenerate,
      • nook,
      • fill,
      • overcharge,
      • stupefy,
      • computer storage,
      • scream,
      • remaining,
      • equanimous,
      • widen,
      • puzzle,
      • embrace,
      • shaped,
      • wrick,
      • call on,
      • stop,
      • comprise,
      • dented,
      • light-emitting diode,
      • come,
      • border,
      • control,
      • take into account,
      • lacy,
      • fulfill,
      • pull in,
      • broom,
      • name,
      • generate,
      • entrepot,
      • chance upon,
      • express,
      • debate,
      • crawfish out,
      • distort,
      • surrender,
      • paying,
      • left wing,
      • convolute,
      • gyre,
      • bewitch,
      • breaking wind,
      • carry,
      • clutch,
      • lead,
      • high-priced,
      • necessitate,
      • opt,
      • freelance,
      • deduct,
      • boundary,
      • thigh-slapper,
      • farting,
      • accommodate,
      • meander,
      • enlace,
      • entwine,
      • feign,
      • resile,
      • pander,
      • vitiate,
      • relegate,
      • slam,
      • belly laugh,
      • disclose,
      • dearest,
      • meet,
      • hold,
      • expect,
      • stagnant,
      • wave,
      • veer,
      • cut,
      • sour,
      • unexpended,
      • drag in,
      • view,
      • haul,
      • prosecute,
      • tailspin,
      • pretended,
      • thieve,
      • collar,
      • handbuild,
      • cop,
      • grease one’s palms,
      • left field,
      • deportment,
      • loop,
      • plication,
      • hole,
      • yap,
      • absolutely,
      • tilt,
      • need,
      • memory board,
      • chance on,
      • hooking,
      • deliberate,
      • allow in,
      • love,
      • debase,
      • bit,
      • interest,
      • suffer,
      • extradite,
      • snare,
      • flummox,
      • stimulate,
      • bring,
      • eminent,
      • think,
      • impish,
      • sequester,
      • deflect,
      • bargain,
      • catch up with,
      • infer,
      • fix,
      • nonplus,
      • draw back,
      • fund,
      • permit,
      • outlaw,
      • sneak,
      • highschool,
      • curb,
      • storehouse,
      • spark,
      • earmark,
      • fetch,
      • jump,
      • niche,
      • deform,
      • mystify,
      • lift,
      • adjourn,
      • senior high school,
      • tuck,
      • volute,
      • seclude,
      • disengage,
      • at bay,
      • snarf,
      • darling,
      • fistula,
      • thread,
      • find,
      • defer,
      • memory,
      • patronising,
      • usurp,
      • confine,
      • recognize,
      • don,
      • mesh,
      • malefactor,
      • experience,
      • lententide,
      • set out,
      • fall upon,
      • fleece,
      • pricey,
      • felon,
      • sham,
      • produce,
      • feature,
      • become,
      • helix,
      • perplex,
      • contract,
      • spiral,
      • sequestrate,
      • bent on,
      • divergence,
      • lace,
      • reside,
      • conquer,
      • sustain,
      • put in,
      • cabbage,
      • guide,
      • pay off,
      • command,
      • turn of events,
      • device,
      • stock,
      • limit,
      • gamy,
      • deadened,
      • arrest,
      • abuse,
      • put forward,
      • thinking,
      • writhe,
      • flatus,
      • learn,
      • operate,
      • nothingness,
      • butt on,
      • shepherd’s crook,
      • birth,
      • give,
      • affiance,
      • agnize,
      • channel,
      • gain,
      • restrict,
      • lease,
      • demoralize,
      • riot,
      • invite,
      • find out,
      • taint,
      • move back,
      • leftfield,
      • gestate,
      • take back,
      • intromit,
      • purchase,
      • drag,
      • entrance,
      • watch,
      • mother,
      • stem,
      • amass,
      • capture,
      • behaviour,
      • braid,
      • begin,
      • ferment,
      • brooch,
      • bow out,
      • deport,
      • bring in,
      • heights,
      • fork up,
      • nonrecreational,
      • encounter,
      • bear,
      • wring,
      • swerve,
      • overtake,
      • take over,
      • wriggle,
      • squirm,
      • let in,
      • knock off,
      • abstract,
      • hang,
      • bring down,
      • amaze,
      • demeanor,
      • gravel,
      • demand,
      • disappoint,
      • own,
      • comprehend,
      • trip up,
      • leave,
      • start out,
      • dearly,
      • whorl,
      • change by reversal,
      • remove,
      • sign,
      • buckle,
      • crooked,
      • cakehole,
      • behavior,
      • mentation,
      • take out,
      • hold back,
      • left hand,
      • gazump,
      • wear,
      • implike,
      • electric arc,
      • postulate,
      • incur,
      • trust,
      • bushed,
      • dead set,
      • numb,
      • cross,
      • poised,
      • notice,
      • sidesplitter,
      • attach,
      • surcharge,
      • curled,
      • throttle,
      • hive away,
      • recognise,
      • wind up,
      • affectionately,
      • rob,
      • wanted,
      • buzz off,
      • spin out,
      • earnest,
      • knack,
      • netlike,
      • pull back,
      • mercantile,
      • curved shape,
      • end run,
      • take for granted,
      • cause,
      • stoop,
      • bring out,
      • current of air,
      • soak,
      • gathering,
      • steer,
      • bended,
      • misuse,
      • discharge,
      • logical,
      • warp,
      • give birth,
      • pull in one’s horns,
      • purloin,
      • intertwine,
      • key,
      • actualise,
      • crumpled,
      • moderate,
      • mariner,
      • prankish,
      • preciously,
      • turn over,
      • self-collected,
      • kink,
      • engross,
      • take up,
      • sentiment,
      • beget,
      • number,
      • employ,
      • lean,
      • swallow,
      • cliched,
      • accrued,
      • set aside,
      • electric discharge,
      • back away,
      • cumulate,
      • plough,
      • prevail,
      • free-lance,
      • blessed,
      • live with,
      • bent grass,
      • utter,
      • pledge,
      • ut,
      • persuasion,
      • curtain call,
      • devout,
      • sully,
      • simulate,
      • assemble,
      • archway,
      • spell,
      • pucker,
      • whirl,
      • reverse,
      • sea dog,
      • get wind,
      • crotchet,
      • fart,
      • universal time,
      • incorporate,
      • worm,
      • deduce,
      • hitch,
      • hand-build,
      • go through with,
      • call for,
      • betroth,
      • reckon,
      • pluck,
      • select,
      • observe,
      • seafarer,
      • accumulate,
      • bounce,
      • demoralise,
      • scent,
      • pull together,
      • pricy,
      • box,
      • unsay,
      • actualize,
      • follow out,
      • quoin,
      • get into,
      • spring,
      • plait,
      • sweetener,
      • idle,
      • take a hop,
      • street corner,
      • bounds,
      • old salt,
      • air current,
      • reveal,
      • crease,
      • jazz,
      • arranged,
      • senior high,
      • count,
      • transmit,
      • bent-grass,
      • hook shot,
      • modulation,
      • tip,
      • emptor,
      • webbed,
      • play,
      • bribe,
      • call back,
      • recession,
      • condescending,
      • enlist,
      • larn,
      • treed,
      • patronizing,
      • standard,
      • follow up,
      • high-pitched,
      • shop,
      • aim,
      • dishonourable,
      • puckish,
      • substantiate,
      • confiscate,
      • possess,
      • put through,
      • high school,
      • reserve,
      • regard,
      • follow,
      • flex,
      • consent,
      • impound,
      • slant,
      • mellow,
      • recess,
      • in high spirits,
      • develop,
      • demeanour,
      • good,
      • snap,
      • stack away,
      • stick,
      • open,
      • curve ball,
      • routine,
      • educe,
      • rick,
      • foregather,
      • consistent,
      • lower,
      • intellection,
      • scroll,
      • sweep oar,
      • butt against,
      • accede,
      • retire,
      • start,
      • absorb,
      • fulfil,
      • cute,
      • secure,
      • fascinate,
      • off-the-peg,
      • fuck off,
      • gamey,
      • induce,
      • salt away,
      • reel,
      • fictitious,
      • pile up,
      • come across,
      • tress,
      • corrupted,
      • pick out,
      • expanse,
      • winding,
      • span,
      • agnise,
      • chimneysweeper,
      • busy,
      • idle words,
      • reverberate,
      • recoil,
      • state,
      • self-possessed,
      • spanner,
      • grasp,
      • gyrate,
      • carry through,
      • swing,
      • get together,
      • interlace,
      • take away,
      • want,
      • debauch,
      • resign,
      • espouse,
      • sharpness,
      • fork out,
      • get a line,
      • twist around,
      • subvert,
      • wreathe,
      • hoist,
      • gimmick,
      • retreat,
      • fish,
      • good turn,
      • suddenly,
      • butt,
      • spin around,
      • cede,
      • concern,
      • short,
      • bandaged,
      • trapped,
      • howler,
      • moot,
      • deviant,
      • cloud,
      • steal,
      • roundabout way,
      • concavity,
      • plight,
      • wind instrument,
      • sophisticate,
      • subscribe to,
      • sire,
      • high gear,
      • round,
      • distinguish,
      • trammel,
      • bewilder,
      • pixilated,
      • honey,
      • clench,
      • false,
      • conceptualise,
      • present,
      • seaman,
      • wrapped up,
      • go,
      • bowknot,
      • arrive,
      • valued,
      • involve,
      • plow,
      • solicit,
      • curl up,
      • mischievous,
      • evolve,
      • digression,
      • computer memory,
      • prow,
      • study,
      • webby,
      • action,
      • draw in,
      • crawfish,
      • turn away,
      • addict,
      • obeisance,
      • save,
      • pose,
      • dare,
      • molded,
      • twiddle,
      • dramatise,
      • engender,
      • back out,
      • wander,
      • prosody,
      • direct,
      • nose,
      • sweep up,
      • key out,
      • abruptly,
      • adjoin,
      • pitch,
      • sprain,
      • forgather,
      • prefer,
      • rent,
      • collect,
      • hand over,
      • follow through,
      • perfectly,
      • grab,
      • strike,
      • take,
      • misdirect,
      • curlicue,
      • left over,
      • worldly-minded,
      • take on,
      • identify,
      • get hold of,
      • swing out,
      • leaping,
      • near,
      • hold in,
      • criminal,
      • swirl,
      • come upon,
      • glom,
      • construction,
      • profane,
      • treasured,
      • taking into custody,
      • include,
      • ingest,
      • recall,
      • execute,
      • earn,
      • leftover,
      • refraction,
      • odd,
      • heartfelt,
      • commence,
      • departure,
      • use up,
      • communicate,
      • cerebration,
      • happen upon,
      • deviance,
      • release,
      • pinch,
      • fold,
      • trance,
      • soldier of fortune,
      • appropriate,
      • depot,
      • behave,
      • uncover,
      • wage,
      • enamour,
      • ricochet,
      • bring forth,
      • bout,
      • ringlet,
      • call in,
      • jack,
      • confidential information,
      • draw,
      • maw,
      • left-hand,
      • indentured,
      • crimp,
      • dumbfound,
      • beloved,
      • check,
      • grant,
      • work,
      • take down,
      • crochet,
      • bugger off,
      • idea,
      • materialistic,
      • make,
      • nobble,
      • see,
      • swipe,
      • hint,
      • take in,
      • pass on,
      • trend,
      • luxuriously,
      • inch,
      • brush,
      • throw,
      • embroil,
      • give up,
      • fore,
      • grow,
      • accomplish,
      • lamb,
      • arrogate,
      • unwrap,
      • render,
      • countenance,
      • acquit,
      • beat,
      • self-contained,
      • garner,
      • interpreted,
      • crouch,
      • support,
      • stash away,
      • eddy,
      • pull,
      • slew,
      • impart,
      • scram,
      • bait,
      • consume,
      • detect,
      • apprenticed,
      • go for,
      • weight,
      • ready-to-wear,
      • provide,
      • baffle,
      • storage,
      • clear,
      • let on,
      • filch,
      • attain,
      • reconcile,
      • pimp,
      • dearly-won,
      • match,
      • pick up,
      • string,
      • enamor,
      • apprehension,
      • twisting,
      • pilfer,
      • wealthy person,
      • recede,
      • defile,
      • rich person,
      • vex,
      • all in,
      • diversion,
      • describe,
      • get under one’s skin,
      • father,
      • divagation,
      • conglomerate,
      • difference,
      • gathered,
      • chimneysweep,
      • drive home,
      • rescue,
      • take hold of,
      • spoil,
      • tolerate,
      • grip,
      • abut,
      • return,
      • deprave,
      • weigh,
      • act,
      • wrap,
      • venous sinus,
      • doings,
      • leap,
      • fork over,
      • lure,
      • rebound,
      • malarkey,
      • snatch,
      • break,
      • set,
      • expose,
      • traverse,
      • tainted,
      • trap,
      • acknowledge,
      • tour,
      • articled,
      • plume,
      • overhear,
      • accost,
      • supercharged,
      • dramatize,
      • coherent,
      • allow for,
      • malarky,
      • turning point,
      • invade,
      • let loose,
      • ut1,
      • let,
      • have got,
      • win,
      • bow down,
      • set about,
      • purchasing,
      • worry,
      • destined,
      • make bold,
      • tar,
      • tangle,
      • sinuousness,
      • emit,
      • vendee,
      • watershed,
      • give in,
      • drive,
      • deviate,
      • lock,
      • moneymaking,
      • concave shape,
      • charm.

      Other relevant words (noun):

      • store,
      • twist,
      • conceive,
      • deflexion,
      • corner,
      • flection,
      • turn,
      • dishonest,
      • worked out,
      • sinuosity,
      • BHW,
      • curling,
      • corruptible,
      • curvature,
      • conkey,
      • Devexity,
      • got out,
      • crook,
      • incurvation,
      • CRRL,
      • buying,
      • afford,
      • dear,
      • purchaser,
      • engage,
      • CAJCH,
      • contain,
      • off the peg,
      • off-the-shelf,
      • Bribed,
      • require,
      • buy,
      • believe,
      • let out,
      • expensive,
      • Curvity,
      • discover,
      • presume,
      • Euge,
      • brought up,
      • bending,
      • admit,
      • let down,
      • catch,
      • on the take,
      • curve,
      • precious,
      • convey,
      • HDGH,
      • bend,
      • coil,
      • accept,
      • have,
      • Incurvity,
      • gob,
      • arc,
      • turning,
      • BIY,
      • dishonorable,
      • gather,
      • Bene,
      • mercenary,
      • wind,
      • flexion,
      • occupy,
      • seize,
      • venal,
      • sinus,
      • pulled out,
      • get,
      • curl,
      • perceive,
      • realise,
      • costly,
      • deviation,
      • bough,
      • owned,
      • boughten,
      • Recurvity,
      • bound up,
      • ownes,
      • clasp,
      • WINM,
      • receive,
      • choose,
      • gmt,
      • twirl,
      • inflexion,
      • spin,
      • purchasable,
      • allow,
      • of great price,
      • ARG,
      • deflection,
      • realize,
      • landmark,
      • obtain,
      • twine,
      • assume,
      • pervert,
      • Concameration,
      • buyer,
      • STIN,
      • Curvation,
      • arch,
      • CMIL,
      • bow,
      • wrench,
      • procure,
      • brought out,
      • subscribe,
      • acquire,
      • angle,
      • bribable,
      • off-the-rack,
      • made out,
      • carry out,
      • Bouch,
      • high,
      • detour,
      • Recurvation,
      • Arcuation,
      • deliver,
      • conduct,
      • dead,
      • edge,
      • wow,
      • look at,
      • withdraw,
      • submit,
      • derive,
      • unscrupulous,
      • sweep,
      • flexure,
      • incurvature,
      • consider,
      • hoog,
      • mass-produced,
      • adopt,
      • hook,
      • inflection.

    How to use «Bought» in context?

    When it comes to buying something, you always have to weigh the pros and cons. Sometimes, you might be able to get something cheaper somewhere else but there might be a risk involved. It’s always important to do your research and figure out what the best option for you is.

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    • Equivalence

      • Proper noun, singular
        Purchased.
    • Independent

      • Proper noun, singular
        purchase, deals, purchases.
      • Verb, past tense
        acquired, anticipated, assisted, assumed, ate, attained, believe, bid, bit, buddy, built, called, charged, commissioned, conducted, contracted, controlled, deliver, developed, donated, dreamed, dropped, earned, extended, faced, facilitated, fell, felt, figured, fired, footed, friend, gathered, granted, heard, hired, hunted, imported, initiated, invited, learned, left, let, made, monitoring, offer, offering, opened, owned, packed, paid, pal, pointed, posted, presented, promised, pulled, put, remembered, removed, repurchase, rose, rounded, saw, seized, sent, sold, sounded, spent, stole, stuck, suggested, supported, suspected, thought, tipped, tried, trusted, turned, vested, where, won, Achieved, Asked, Awarded, Was, Became, Believed, Brought, Came, Captured, Carried, Caught, Chose, Dealt, Delivered, Did, Entered, Flew, Followed, Gained, Garnered, Gave, Went, Grabbed, Grew, Guessed, Had, Helped, Hopped, Incurred, Knocked, Knew, Looked, Obtained, Offered, Operated, Picked, Ran, Ratted, Reached, Seemed, Served, Took, Tendered, Threw, Undertook, Urged, Volunteered, Voted, Wore, Wrote, Commanded, Contributed, Created, Stayed, Stood, Supplied, ensured, guys, hosted, GOTTA, repurchased, laid, follow-up, acquis, ‘d, ‘vedeveloped.
      • Verb, past participle
        accrued, accumulated, acquired, amassed, assumed, assured, attained, become, booked, built, charged, come, commissioned, committed, completed, conducted, contracted, cooked, decreased, derived, developed, diminished, disposed, done, drawn, dreamed, earned, eased, effected, elected, employed, endorsed, engaged, fallen, felt, figured, forfeited, furnished, gathered, given, granted, grown, guaranteed, hired, imagined, imported, invested, joined, kept, learned, lent, made, moved, ordered, owned, paid, placed, possessed, promised, put, received, redeemed, reduced, repurchase, retained, risen, scared, secured, seized, separated, shop, spent, split, stuck, subscribed, supported, suspected, taken, thought, traded, trapped, trusted, used, vested, won, Acceded, Achieved, Adhered, Awarded, Been, Borne, Believed, Brought, Captured, Caught, Declined, Embraced, Emerged, Enjoyed, Entered, Evolved, Extracted, Gained, Generated, Gotten, Harvested, Incurred, Introduced, Learnt, Looked, Marketed, Obtained, Performed, Perpetrated, Picked, Reached, Recruited, Remained, Scored, Shopped, Undertaken, Commuted, Contributed, Stayed, Stood, Supplied, ensured, safeguarded, repurchased, sourced.
      • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
        own.
      • Verb, base form
        acquire, get, shop.
    • Exclusion

      • Verb, past participle
        sold.
    • Other Related

      • Proper noun, singular
        buy, buying, buys.
      • Verb, past tense
        ordered, provide, purchase, Bribed, Purchased, Provided.
      • Verb, past participle
        purchase, Bribed, Purchased, Provided.
      • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
        purchase.
      • Verb, base form
        bribe, procure, purchase.

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    Synonyms:
    admonitory,
    exemplary,
    idealise,
    monitory,
    prophylactic,
    warning,
    RETD,
    riflery,
    twist tie,
    fistbump.

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    • bough
    • boughed
    • boughless
    • boughpot
    • boughs
    • Bought
    • (be) -uncertain
    • (be) accustomed
    • (be) acquainted
    • (be) agitated
    • (be) aimed at (doing) something

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    • acquired
    • procured
    • contracted for
    • paid for

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    How to use bought in a sentence

    Now and then the boy who had bought Squinty, and who was taking him home, would look around at his pet in the slatted box.

    SQUINTY THE COMICAL PIGRICHARD BARNUM

    Bob, the boy who had bought Squinty, the comical pig, laughed and clapped his hands.

    SQUINTY THE COMICAL PIGRICHARD BARNUM

    So after some weeks of speculation, he bought himself a tablet, some pencils and took up the art of writing.

    THE HOMESTEADEROSCAR MICHEAUX

    Tip wore leaky boots all last winter, but when spring came he bought Mrs. Pulsifer a sewing machine.

    THE SOLDIER OF THE VALLEYNELSON LLOYD

    Later on he became intensely critical of his own work, and finally bought up all the copies he could lay hands on and burnt them!

    MUSIC-STUDY IN GERMANYAMY FAY

    He bought it instantly, and then seized upon precisely such a «long white thing» of ermine as he had seen in his mind’s eye.

    ROSEMARY IN SEARCH OF A FATHERC. N. WILLIAMSON

    When he had finished,—which means, when he had bought everything he could think of—Hugh looked at his watch.

    ROSEMARY IN SEARCH OF A FATHERC. N. WILLIAMSON

    SYNONYM OF THE DAY

    OCTOBER 26, 1985

    WORDS RELATED TO BOUGHT

    • bought
    • enjoyed
    • had
    • held
    • in hand
    • inherited
    • kept
    • purchased
    • retained

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    1. bought (a)

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    1. ordered 7 letters 61 synonym

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    bbought
    boought
    bougght
    bough
    boughht
    boughtt
    bouught
    buoght
    ought

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    Synonyms of bought

    • adjective



    • as in store

    • verb



    • as in purchased



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    • as in believed

    • as in store
    • as in purchased
    • as in bribed
    • as in believed


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    bought
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    adjective

    Definition of boughtnext

    as in store

    made beforehand in large numbers

    a bought dress that looked like a high-end designer item

    Synonyms & Similar Words

    Relevance

    • store

    • storebought

    • readymade

    • offtheshelf

    • commercial

    • offtherack

    • massproduced

    • offthepeg

    • prefabricated

    • readytowear

    • prefab

    • handmedown


    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    • custom

    • customized

    • tailored

    • homemade

    • handmade

    • custommade

    • handcrafted

    • bespoken

    • bespoke

    • tailormade

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    • custom

    • customized

    • tailored

    • homemade

    • handmade

    • custommade

    • handcrafted

    • bespoken

    • bespoke

    • tailormade

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    bought

    2 of 2

    verb

    past tense of buy

    1

    as in purchased

    to get possession of (something) by giving money in exchange for

    I really want to buy that new book, but I don’t have enough money right now

    Synonyms & Similar Words

    • purchased

    • took

    • got

    • copped

    • obtained

    • acquired

    • won

    • picked up

    • procured

    • paid (for)

    • secured

    • financed

    • gained

    • garnered

    • offered

    • sprung (for)

    • dealt (for)

    • sprang (for)

    • negotiated (about)

    • exchanged (for)

    • traded (for)

    • repurchased

    • bartered (for)

    • bargained (with)

    • bid

    • rebought

    • bade

    • haggled (for)

    • dickered (over)

    • paltered (with)

    • chaffered (with)

    • horsetraded (with)


    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    • sold

    • marketed

    • dealt (in)

    • retailed

    • merchandised

    • merchandized

    • vended

    • sold

    • marketed

    • dealt (in)

    • retailed

    • merchandised

    • merchandized

    • vended

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    2

    as in bribed

    to influence someone with a bribe

    there were rumors that the mobster had bought the judge

    Synonyms & Similar Words

    • bribed

    • had

    • lured

    • enticed

    • seduced

    • persuaded

    • tempted

    • poisoned

    • paid off

    • provoked

    • got at

    • corrupted

    • squared

    • induced

    • spurred

    • tainted

    • greased the palm of

    • dishonored

    • subverted

    • motivated

    • prostituted

    • oiled the palm of

    • degraded

    • tampered (with)

    • defiled

    • oiled the hand of

    • demeaned

    • debauched

    • greased the hand of

    • baited

    • stimulated

    • debased

    • warped

    • allured

    • trapped

    • beguiled

    • profaned

    • perverted

    • fixed

    • led on

    • goaded

    • depraved

    • abased

    • flattered

    • snared

    3

    as in believed

    to regard as right or true

    if you buy that story, then I have a bridge in Brooklyn you might be interested in

    Synonyms & Similar Words

    • believed

    • took

    • accepted

    • understood

    • swallowed

    • trusted

    • credited

    • set store on

    • set store by

    • accounted

    • assumed

    • presumed

    • supposed

    • deduced

    • concluded

    • accredited

    • inferred


    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    • rejected

    • suspected

    • doubted

    • discredited

    • questioned

    • distrusted

    • challenged

    • disbelieved

    • disputed

    • mistrusted

    • misdoubted

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    • rejected

    • suspected

    • doubted

    • discredited

    • questioned

    • distrusted

    • challenged

    • disbelieved

    • disputed

    • mistrusted

    • misdoubted

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    Thesaurus Entries Near bought

    boughs

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    bought (back)

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    • Определения слова buy

      • купить, покупать.
        • текст=He bought a house
      • поверить.
        • en (п.)
        • текст=»Dog ate my homework!»Ok, I’ll buy it this time.

    Синонимы к слову buy

      • accept
      • acquire
      • acquisition
      • approve of
      • bad buy
      • bad deal
      • bargain
      • believe
      • fall for
      • get
      • good buy
      • good deal
      • obtain
      • pay money for
      • procure
      • purchase
      • swallow

    Похожие слова на buy

      • buy
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      • buying
      • buyout
      • buyouts
      • buys

    Антонимы к слову buy

      • sell

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