Definition of bidder in English:

bidder

noun ˈbɪdəˈbɪdər

A person or organization making a formal offer for something, especially at an auction.
she was the highest bidder for this rare portrait
his government's preferred bidder for the contract
Example sentencesExamples
- It is illegal to sell jobs to the highest bidder in this state.
- The alternative is an imperfect land market in which the number of bidders affects the final price paid for land.
- Our real estate agent assured us the bidders would go to full price.
- The winning bid is then slightly higher than the second-highest bidder's valuation of the asset.
- The movie poster went for $26,000 to an anonymous phone bidder.
- We will contact the successful bidder within 14 days of the closing date.
- According to the auction house, seven bidders were chasing the painting.
- Don't ever go for the cheapest bidder on a project.
- Too few bidders is not representative, and too many just isn't necessary or fair to the construction community.
- In the '80s, a growing competitiveness for rental ground was fostered by retired farmers cash renting to the highest bidders.

Rhymes

consider, Jiddah, kidder, whydah

Definition of bidder in US English:

bidder

nounˈbidərˈbɪdər

A person or organization making a formal offer for something, especially at an auction.
she was the highest bidder for this rare portrait
his government's preferred bidder for the contract
Example sentencesExamples
- Our real estate agent assured us the bidders would go to full price.
- It is illegal to sell jobs to the highest bidder in this state.
- The winning bid is then slightly higher than the second-highest bidder's valuation of the asset.
- We will contact the successful bidder within 14 days of the closing date.
- Don't ever go for the cheapest bidder on a project.
- In the '80s, a growing competitiveness for rental ground was fostered by retired farmers cash renting to the highest bidders.
- Too few bidders is not representative, and too many just isn't necessary or fair to the construction community.
- The alternative is an imperfect land market in which the number of bidders affects the final price paid for land.
- According to the auction house, seven bidders were chasing the painting.
- The movie poster went for $26,000 to an anonymous phone bidder.

单词	bidder
释义	Definition of bidder in English: bidder noun ˈbɪdəˈbɪdər A person or organization making a formal offer for something, especially at an auction. she was the highest bidder for this rare portrait his government's preferred bidder for the contract Example sentencesExamples It is illegal to sell jobs to the highest bidder in this state. The alternative is an imperfect land market in which the number of bidders affects the final price paid for land. Our real estate agent assured us the bidders would go to full price. The winning bid is then slightly higher than the second-highest bidder's valuation of the asset. The movie poster went for $26,000 to an anonymous phone bidder. We will contact the successful bidder within 14 days of the closing date. According to the auction house, seven bidders were chasing the painting. Don't ever go for the cheapest bidder on a project. Too few bidders is not representative, and too many just isn't necessary or fair to the construction community. In the '80s, a growing competitiveness for rental ground was fostered by retired farmers cash renting to the highest bidders. Rhymes consider, Jiddah, kidder, whydah Definition of bidder in US English: bidder nounˈbidərˈbɪdər A person or organization making a formal offer for something, especially at an auction. she was the highest bidder for this rare portrait his government's preferred bidder for the contract Example sentencesExamples Our real estate agent assured us the bidders would go to full price. It is illegal to sell jobs to the highest bidder in this state. The winning bid is then slightly higher than the second-highest bidder's valuation of the asset. We will contact the successful bidder within 14 days of the closing date. Don't ever go for the cheapest bidder on a project. In the '80s, a growing competitiveness for rental ground was fostered by retired farmers cash renting to the highest bidders. Too few bidders is not representative, and too many just isn't necessary or fair to the construction community. The alternative is an imperfect land market in which the number of bidders affects the final price paid for land. According to the auction house, seven bidders were chasing the painting. The movie poster went for $26,000 to an anonymous phone bidder.
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