购买 | gòu mǎi | to purchase; to buy | |
收购 | shōu gòu | to purchase (from various places); to acquire (a company) | |
采购 | cǎi gòu | to procure (for an enterprise etc); to purchase | |
购物 | gòu wù | shopping | |
购置 | gòu zhì | to purchase |
1 | When a large company gets bought out you wonder about your job. | |
2 | If you can' t afford to shop, the best approximation seems to be the memory of having done so and, failing that, even the pretense will do. | |
3 | Yet we still have complete transparency with unions at the companies we buy. | |
4 | The post office reported a run on the new stamps. | |
5 | Living in China provides fresh and extensive information to foreigners and white collars with shopping, entertainment and travelling tips in China. |