good value for money

Chinese customs and ceremony led and conducted by the eldest son in the funeral of one's father

an intentional act to cause death to others

verb; buy popularity; try to win popular support

(noun) a scrap buyer

speculation

to be tricked by someone who is supposed to be a friend

to pay for allocated places (usually in the context of social welfare, such as care homes, education etc., often used by the government as a temporary measure to fill a shortage in public amenitites by buying places from private organizations)

shopping; to buy stuff

buy in advance; used in gambling to refer to a 'confirmed' bet where the decision cannot be reversed once the bet has been placed

scarce in supply (spoken)

buyer

(don't know where to buy a coffin); to act recklessly

buying the shell corporation (for listing); back-door listing; reverse takeover; reverse merger; reverse IPO

'buying water', a ceremony carried out by the eldest son for a dead parent

to buy insurance

buy order (on the stock exchange)

trading

to take-over or purchase something with money; to kill someone by hiring an assassin

money, paid to bandits for passage

to profiteer; to exploit and take advantage of those in difficult circumstances / suffering from hardship in order to gain benefits by unfair means, usually to describe profiteers who take advantage of farmers during hard times to prepay for future crops from them at an unreasonably low price, which is effectively loan sharking in disguise

(literally: to earn money to buy flowers for wearing); one's salary is not needed for basic living expenses and can be spent on luxuries

to redeem; to buy out

to commit to something without understanding it fully

shoplifting

(verb) 1. To do groceries; 2. Buy some take out

to buy again; to repurchase [written and colloquial]

so you think you are haggling for vegetables at a market is it? (said in a manner to express that one going to stand firm and not going to accept any lower price offer) [colloquial]

to call on fellow members for support to strengthen one's forces; to get backup ready for a conflict [colloquial]

describes a shop or a restaurant which is doomed to fail as a result of not getting enough customers [colloquial]