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What is it called when you acquire something?
procure. To acquire or obtain.
What is another word for buying something?
What is another word for buying?
| procurement | shopping |
|---|---|
| transaction | acquiring |
| getting | obtaining |
| ordering | procuring |
| purchasing | securing |
What is the another word for bring?
What is another word for bring?
| bear | carry |
|---|---|
| fetch | take |
| transfer | convey |
| transport | deliver |
| haul | lug |
What is another word for brought upon?
What is another word for brought upon?
| inflicted | exacted |
|---|---|
| given | perpetrated |
| required | struck |
| stricken | subjected |
| caused to | dealt out to |
What is meaning of acquire or develop?
If you acquire something such as a skill or a habit, you learn it, or develop it through your daily life or experience.
What is the verb form of acquire?
verb (used with object), ac·quired, ac·quir·ing. to come into possession or ownership of; get as one’s own: to acquire property. to gain for oneself through one’s actions or efforts: to acquire learning.
What does it mean to bring about something?
: to cause to take place : effect.
What is bring along?
brought along. DEFINITIONS1. to take someone or something with you when you go somewhere. They are expected to bring along enough school work to keep themselves busy. Synonyms and related words.
How do you use the word acquire?
“He has acquired great knowledge of medicine.” “He acquired an impressive collection of fine wines.” “She acquired a fortune after selling her stocks.” “He has acquired a bad habit of smoking.”
What is the meaning of the word brought?
Brought is the past tense and past participle of bring. It is defined as to carry, convey, lead, of cause to go along to another place. Did you bring you cellphone with you? I brought enough money for the entire trip.
What does it mean to have bought something?
If you have bought something, you have purchased it. Here are a few common phrases that use the verb buy. To buy time: delay an event temporarily so as to have more time to improve one’s position. The senator wants to buy time until he can get enough votes.
What does it mean to bring something with you?
If you bring something with you, you take it along with you. There are many common phrases that use the verb bring. Here is a brief sampling of some of the more popular phrases and idioms. To bring about: to cause something to happen. The president’s speech brought about a change in public approval. To bring around: to cause to adopt an opinion.
What’s the difference between bought and brought in writing?
Here’s a trick to remember bought vs. brought in your future writing. Bought is the past tense of buy. Neither word has an “r.”. Brought is the past tense of bring. Both words have an “r” in them.