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bid Significado & definición

0 an attempt to do something good -- intento
- a successful bid for funding
1 an offer to pay a particular amount of money for something -- puja, oferta
- I made a bid of £150 for the painting.
2 to offer to pay an amount of money for something -- ofrecer
- They bid $500 million for the company.
3 to make an offer of an amount of money -- pujar
- to bid $3,000 for a painting pujar 3,000 $ por una pintura
- bidding at an auction hacer una oferta en una subasta
4 to make an official offer to do a job -- hacer una oferta
- Both contractors bid for the job. Ambos contratistas hicieron una oferta por el trabajo.
5 an offer of an amount of money -- oferta [ feminine ]
- a bid of $2 million una oferta de 2 millones de dólares
6 an official offer to do a job -- oferta [ feminine ]
- competing bids for the construction work ofertas competitivas para trabajo de construcción
7 an attempt to do sth difficult -- campaña [ feminine ]
- Residents joined together in a bid to stop gun crime in the area. Los residentes se unieron en un intento por detener los delitos con armas de fuego en el área.

There are 18 million businesses here that can bid for a franchise to provide public services for the benefit of consumers.
The fact of the matter is that we are losing forests in a bid to save trees.
As far as the directive on takeover bids is concerned, we know it aims at eliminating certain defences applied by companies in takeover situations.
The report contains quite a few inaccuracies in its bid to present the liberalisation of the energy market in an attractive light.
It distorts reality in a desperate bid to convince the people that all this is for their own good.
All possible means are being used to reduce the price of labour and increase the degree of exploitation, in a bid to increase the profitability of capital.
We must offer our companies the flexibility to organise themselves on a continental scale, including through takeover bids.
The directive on take-over bids therefore seems necessary to ensure fair competition and for reasons of legal certainty.