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bid
B1
verb
Usage:
80%
offer, propose
Translation: offer, propose
Pronunciation: /bɪd/
Meaning: To offer a certain amount of money to buy something, especially at an auction.

When you bid, you say how much money you want to pay for something. People often bid at auctions to try to buy things.

I will bid fifty dollars for that chair.

She bids high to win the painting.

2
B2
verb
Usage:
70%
attempt, try
Translation: attempt, try
Pronunciation: /bɪd/
Meaning: To try to get or win something by making an offer or effort.

Bidding can mean trying to get a job, contract or event. People or companies make offers to be chosen for work or services.

They bid to build the new school.

Our team bid to host the games.

3
B1
noun
Usage:
75%
offer, proposal
Translation: offer, proposal
Pronunciation: /bɪd/
Meaning: An offer of money to buy something, especially at an auction.

A bid is the amount of money that someone offers to pay for something. Bids happen often at sales called auctions.

His bid was the highest at the auction.

She made a bid for the house.

4
B2
noun
Usage:
60%
attempt, campaign
Translation: attempt, campaign
Pronunciation: /bɪd/
Meaning: A formal offer or attempt to do something, such as running for a position or winning a job.

A bid can also mean trying to win or get something important. This is often used when talking about jobs, events, or political elections.

His bid for president was strong.

They made a bid to host the event.

5
C1
verb
Usage:
40%
greet, wish
Translation: greet, wish
Pronunciation: /bɪd/
Meaning: To say a greeting or wish, usually at the start or end of something.

To bid someone means to greet them or say goodbye. This is a formal or old-fashioned way to say hello or goodbye.

I bid you good morning politely.

He bid farewell before leaving.

6
C1
noun
Usage:
35%
greeting, farewell
Translation: greeting, farewell
Pronunciation: /bɪd/
Meaning: An expression of greeting or farewell.

A bid can be words used to say hello or goodbye. It is a formal or polite message.

He gave a kind bid before leaving.

His bids were always polite and kind.

7
C2
verb
Usage:
15%
command, order
Translation: command, order
Pronunciation: /bɪd/
Meaning: To command or order someone to do something (usually older or literary use).

To bid someone can mean to tell or order them to do something. This is mostly in old or formal language.

He bid him to sit down quietly.

She bid her friend to leave at once.

8
C2
noun
Usage:
10%
request, offer
Translation: request, offer
Pronunciation: /bɪd/
Meaning: A temporary attempt to establish a network connection in computing (technical use).

In technology, a bid is a message or request sent to start communication. It is used in networks and computers.

The server received a bid from the client.

Check the bid before approving access.

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