こうにゅう
Meanings
Noun
Verb (する, transitive)
1. purchase; buying
You cannot make additional purchases until you receive the package.
Pitch accent
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うにゅう
Used in vocabulary (16 in total)
repurchase; repeat purchasing
Examples (37 in total)
I want to buy a house.
I bought a house in 2013.
I want to buy a book.
It's a shame that it's difficult to purchase.
It's not that anyone can buy it.
I purchased one bag.
We have to buy them from abroad.
I bought a new television.
I paid for the purchase in cash.
Tom bought a bottle of balsamic vinegar in Modena.
Or are they going to ban purchases during the tournament?
Even worms are bought for medical research.
Where can I buy a live tiger?
I purchased the goods for half price.
When did you buy this building?
Tom bought a used bicycle for thirty dollars.
He bought this truck in Poland.
The company has purchased a new computer system.
You cannot make additional purchases until you receive the package.
We have just bought two pieces of furniture.
Members have the right to buy tickets first.
I would like to purchase a wooden deck panel that can be laid on the porch.
They are saving their money for the purchase of a house.
This ticket is valid for only two days after its purchase.
Tom bought this house thirty years ago.
Tom bought a pair of cheap shoes, but they didn't last very long.
A Japanese businessman bought the artwork for 200 million yen.
This ticket is valid for two days after purchase.
We've made numerous improvements to our house since we bought it.
He came to inspect the house with a view to buying it.
The millionaire intended to purchase the masterpiece regardless of cost.
A 5% consumption tax is levied on purchases of most goods and services.
I wonder if Tom has ever considered buying a smaller car.
As payment for buying it on your behalf, that's more than enough, isn't it?
I gave him some good advice about buying land.
In many countries, buying or smoking cannabis is forbidden by law.
You cannot purchase this medicine without a prescription.