bid (some amount) for (something)

To say that one will pay a certain amount of money in exchange for an item, as at an auction. I can't believe I bid $500 for that necklace and still didn't win it! How much did you bid for that antique dresser?

bid (something) for something

and bid (something) on something

to offer an amount of money for something at an auction. I bid a thousand for the painting. I didn't want to bid for it. I wouldn't bid a cent on that rickety old table!

词组	bid (some amount) for (something)
释义	bid (some amount) for (something) bid (some amount) for (something) To say that one will pay a certain amount of money in exchange for an item, as at an auction. I can't believe I bid $500 for that necklace and still didn't win it! How much did you bid for that antique dresser? See also: bid Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. bid (something) for something and bid (something) on something to offer an amount of money for something at an auction. I bid a thousand for the painting. I didn't want to bid for it. I wouldn't bid a cent on that rickety old table! See also: bid McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: bid bid (some amount) on (something) bid for bid on trade in trade (something) in for (something) trade (something) in on (something) bid up auction item
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