bid in

verb

1. (adverb) (in an auction) to outbid all previous offers for (one's own property) to retain ownership or increase the final selling price

Example Sentences

In the post several young men are seen dancing to a remix of a campaign song originally used during the president's election bid in 2022, but with the lyrics altered to include derogatory language.

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Last week, thousands of people had gathered to watch Baci's latest world record bid - in 2023 she held the title for the longest cooking marathon at nearly four days.

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"AI is still a new tool – but if it is programmed correctly, when you put a bid in online, you can see clearly and more closely if a company meets the conditions and the criteria," says Dr Andi Hoxhaj of King's College London, a specialist in the Western Balkans, corruption and the rule of law.

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Despite suggestions from critics that he was too old to serve a second four-year term, Biden launched a re-election bid in 2023.

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After considering another leadership bid in 2024, she agreed to back Swinney and was rewarded with a role as his deputy.

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