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買収計画ばいしゅうけいかくNounFreq #136634
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purchasing plan; acquisition plan

買い切り買切買切りかいきりNounFreq #137178
1

buying up; buying all of something; reserving every seat, room, etc.

2

purchase on a no-returns basis

3

flat fee; lump-sum payment

飲む打つ買うのむうつかうNounFreq #137411
1

drinking, gambling, and buying women in prostitution

信用買い信用買しんようがいNounFreq #138581
1

margin buying; buying on credit

株式仲買人かぶしきなかがいにんNounFreq #148545
1

stockbroker

買い物依存症かいものいぞんしょうNounFreq #150924
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Compulsive Buying Disorder; CBD; shopaholicism

安物買いの銭失いやすものがいのぜにうしないExpressionFreq #153385
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Proverb

you get what you pay for; wasting money on a cheap item

ジャケ買いジャケがいNoun～する VerbFreq #187622
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Abbreviation

buying a CD, book, etc. because of the cover

固定価格買取制度固定価格買い取り制度固定価格買取り制度こていかかくかいとりせいどNounFreq #197985
1

feed-in tariff system (e.g. solar power); fixed price purchase system

株式公開買い付けかぶしきこうかいかいつけNounFreq #198384
1

tender offer; take-over bid; TOB

ドル買いドルかいNounFreq #198579
1

dollar purchase

表紙買いひょうしがいNoun～する VerbFreq #203176
1

buying a book, magazine because of its cover

芸者買いげいしゃかい藝者買いNounFreq #204699
1

hiring a geisha

買い持ち買持ちかいもちNounFreq #208213
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Finance

long position; overbought position

掛け買い掛買いかけがいNounTransitive～する VerbFreq #208865
1

credit purchase

買い手市場かいてしじょうNounFreq #224182
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a buyer's market

Examples
買い手市場とは、ものが豊富で、買い手は広い選択範囲を持ち、かつ価格が低い市場ということである。
A buyers' market is a market in which goods are plentiful, buyers have a wide range of choices, and prices are low.
自社株買い自社株買じしゃかぶがいNounFreq #225197
1

stock buy-back

思惑買い思惑買思わく買いおもわくがいNounFreq #226858
1

speculative buying; buying long; buying on margin

込みで買うこみでかうExpressionGodan verbFreq #227825
1

to buy the whole lot; to buy in bulk

購買組合こうばいくみあいNounFreq #228972
1

cooperative society

売買注文ばいばいちゅうもんNounFreq #230912
1

order to buy or sell; buy-sell order

現金買いげんきんがいNounFreq #234127
1

cash purchases

買い急ぎかいいそぎNounFreq #244744
1

buying spree; hasty purchase; rush to buy

買い物難民かいものなんみんNounFreq #258711
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person unable to fulfil their shopping needs (esp. in areas of depopulation or due to lack of transport); people who have been cut off from the retail sector; shopping refugee

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