bidding

中英词典：bidding

形容词

1. bidding

【英】acting under someone's authority; commanded or authorized.

【中】遵命的；按命令的；受命令的。

名词

1. bidding

【英】a command; summons.

【中】命令；召唤。

2. bidding

【英】the act of making bids, as at an auction or in a card game.

【中】出价；投标。

词语辨析

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词汇扩充

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近义词

command, order, summons

反义词

disobeying, refusing

柯林斯词典

bidding

1. The bidding is the act of offering to pay a particular amount of money for something, especially in an auction.
2. If you do someone's bidding, you do what they want you to do.

牛津词典

bidding

1. An offer to do work or supply goods at a stated price; a tender.
2. An authoritative order; a command.

用法

形容词用法：

例句：He is obedient and always acts in accordance with his boss's bidding.

名词用法：

例句：The bidding at the auction quickly rose to an unexpectedly high level.

相关例句

1. He is always ready to do his master's bidding.
2. The bidding for the painting started at $1 million.
3. She did her father's bidding without question.
4. The bidding reached a record high.
5. The bidding war between the two companies lasted for days.
6. He won the auction by making the highest bidding.
7. She refused to do their bidding and stood up for herself.
8. The bidding process will begin next week.
9. The bidding price for the contract was too high for us.
10. He followed his boss's bidding and fired the employee.
11. The bidding ended when the reserve price was met.
12. She is always at his bidding.
13. The bidding is open to all interested parties.
14. She won the antique at an online bidding auction.
15. The bidding process can be quite competitive.
16. They were engaged in a fierce bidding war.
17. He was acting under his boss's bidding.
18. The bidding started at $100 and quickly rose to $500.
19. She lost the auction because her bidding was too low.
20. The bidding closed at midnight.