Definition of auction house in English:

auction house

nounˈɔːkʃ(ə)n ˌhaʊsˈɔkʃən ˌhaʊs

A company that runs auctions.
拍卖公司
Example sentencesExamples
- But he didn't mention that he intended to open an auction house of his own in India, though he must have been planning it for some time.
- The auction house had received interest from collectors around the world.
- There is a phenomenal interest in these posters and the auction house has been fielding inquiries from collectors all around the country.
- For a twice-yearly auction event, an auction house receives about 500-600 paintings to select.
- The auction house said it was arguably the most important item of football history ever to be offered for sale
- Learning to price is one of the key benefits of working at an auction house.
- But when the painting of the young man came up for bid, no one was interested, and the painting remained with the auction house.
- ‘Our mission from day one was to create an international auction house from Scotland,’ he says.
- Both buyer and seller pay the auction house a considerable commission for effecting the transaction.
- He started his first general bookstore in 1937 and a book auction house in 1941.
- The lighter collection is so large that the auction house is splitting it up.
- I didn't hassle the auction house for my money at first because it was only £60, but when nothing came after a month I looked into it.
- Each auction house has gambled millions of dollars guaranteeing owners minimum prices, whether their artworks sell or not.
- On the subject of buying and selling, there are now several online entities that can trade without using an auction house or merchant.
- The auction house is expecting more than 100 people to attend.
- The auction house refused to discuss the matter last week.
- It is the second time the auction house has sold the belongings of the Italian designer.
- A cigar box used by the wartime Prime Minister Winston Churchill has sold for £2,600 at a Swindon auction house.
- A spokesman for the auction house said that hundreds of different lots were presented for sale every week around the world and there were very few complaints.
- The online auction house was at one stage valued at £2 billion.

Definition of auction house in US English:

auction house

nounˈôkSHən ˌhousˈɔkʃən ˌhaʊs

A company that runs auctions.
拍卖公司
Example sentencesExamples
- A spokesman for the auction house said that hundreds of different lots were presented for sale every week around the world and there were very few complaints.
- On the subject of buying and selling, there are now several online entities that can trade without using an auction house or merchant.
- ‘Our mission from day one was to create an international auction house from Scotland,’ he says.
- Each auction house has gambled millions of dollars guaranteeing owners minimum prices, whether their artworks sell or not.
- I didn't hassle the auction house for my money at first because it was only £60, but when nothing came after a month I looked into it.
- A cigar box used by the wartime Prime Minister Winston Churchill has sold for £2,600 at a Swindon auction house.
- The auction house had received interest from collectors around the world.
- He started his first general bookstore in 1937 and a book auction house in 1941.
- But he didn't mention that he intended to open an auction house of his own in India, though he must have been planning it for some time.
- The auction house said it was arguably the most important item of football history ever to be offered for sale
- But when the painting of the young man came up for bid, no one was interested, and the painting remained with the auction house.
- The auction house is expecting more than 100 people to attend.
- It is the second time the auction house has sold the belongings of the Italian designer.
- There is a phenomenal interest in these posters and the auction house has been fielding inquiries from collectors all around the country.
- The auction house refused to discuss the matter last week.
- Both buyer and seller pay the auction house a considerable commission for effecting the transaction.
- The online auction house was at one stage valued at £2 billion.
- For a twice-yearly auction event, an auction house receives about 500-600 paintings to select.
- Learning to price is one of the key benefits of working at an auction house.
- The lighter collection is so large that the auction house is splitting it up.

单词	auction house
释义	Definition of auction house in English: auction house nounˈɔːkʃ(ə)n ˌhaʊsˈɔkʃən ˌhaʊs A company that runs auctions. 拍卖公司 Example sentencesExamples But he didn't mention that he intended to open an auction house of his own in India, though he must have been planning it for some time. The auction house had received interest from collectors around the world. There is a phenomenal interest in these posters and the auction house has been fielding inquiries from collectors all around the country. For a twice-yearly auction event, an auction house receives about 500-600 paintings to select. The auction house said it was arguably the most important item of football history ever to be offered for sale Learning to price is one of the key benefits of working at an auction house. But when the painting of the young man came up for bid, no one was interested, and the painting remained with the auction house. ‘Our mission from day one was to create an international auction house from Scotland,’ he says. Both buyer and seller pay the auction house a considerable commission for effecting the transaction. He started his first general bookstore in 1937 and a book auction house in 1941. The lighter collection is so large that the auction house is splitting it up. I didn't hassle the auction house for my money at first because it was only £60, but when nothing came after a month I looked into it. Each auction house has gambled millions of dollars guaranteeing owners minimum prices, whether their artworks sell or not. On the subject of buying and selling, there are now several online entities that can trade without using an auction house or merchant. The auction house is expecting more than 100 people to attend. The auction house refused to discuss the matter last week. It is the second time the auction house has sold the belongings of the Italian designer. A cigar box used by the wartime Prime Minister Winston Churchill has sold for £2,600 at a Swindon auction house. A spokesman for the auction house said that hundreds of different lots were presented for sale every week around the world and there were very few complaints. The online auction house was at one stage valued at £2 billion. Definition of auction house in US English: auction house nounˈôkSHən ˌhousˈɔkʃən ˌhaʊs A company that runs auctions. 拍卖公司 Example sentencesExamples A spokesman for the auction house said that hundreds of different lots were presented for sale every week around the world and there were very few complaints. On the subject of buying and selling, there are now several online entities that can trade without using an auction house or merchant. ‘Our mission from day one was to create an international auction house from Scotland,’ he says. Each auction house has gambled millions of dollars guaranteeing owners minimum prices, whether their artworks sell or not. I didn't hassle the auction house for my money at first because it was only £60, but when nothing came after a month I looked into it. A cigar box used by the wartime Prime Minister Winston Churchill has sold for £2,600 at a Swindon auction house. The auction house had received interest from collectors around the world. He started his first general bookstore in 1937 and a book auction house in 1941. But he didn't mention that he intended to open an auction house of his own in India, though he must have been planning it for some time. The auction house said it was arguably the most important item of football history ever to be offered for sale But when the painting of the young man came up for bid, no one was interested, and the painting remained with the auction house. The auction house is expecting more than 100 people to attend. It is the second time the auction house has sold the belongings of the Italian designer. There is a phenomenal interest in these posters and the auction house has been fielding inquiries from collectors all around the country. The auction house refused to discuss the matter last week. Both buyer and seller pay the auction house a considerable commission for effecting the transaction. The online auction house was at one stage valued at £2 billion. For a twice-yearly auction event, an auction house receives about 500-600 paintings to select. Learning to price is one of the key benefits of working at an auction house. The lighter collection is so large that the auction house is splitting it up.
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