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Synonyms & Similar Words
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Meaning of Bid
The primary meaning of the word "bid" is to offer or propose something, especially a price, for something.
Definitions
- A bid is an offer or proposal, especially a price offered for something.
- To bid means to offer or propose something, especially a price, for something.
- In card games, to bid means to declare a particular number of tricks that one intends to make.
Etymology of Bid
The word "bid" originates from Old English "biddan", which means "to ask, pray, or command".
The word has evolved over time, and its meaning has expanded to include offering or proposing something, especially a price.
Historically, the word "bid" was used in various contexts, including commerce, law, and games, and its usage has continued to evolve to this day.
Example Uses
- The company will bid on the contract for the new project.
- She bid £100 for the painting at the auction.
- The team bid aggressively to win the game.
- The contractor bid low to get the job.