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"During the Diwali season, you have the days running up towards Diwali and the five days after Diwali,where coins, investment bars will be bought because it's very auspicious to be bought, so you do find people to come in to but that memento as well,".
VOA: standard.2009.10.17
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You bought the house for $300,000; you sell it for $270,000 that's exactly what you owe, so you have nothing left.
你以30万的价格买入房子,然后以27万的价格卖出,27万就是你的负债数,所以你什么都没剩下
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Where is the store that you bought it from again?
再问一遍，你是从哪儿买的？
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"Naturally as a finance minister my advise to the governor of RBI would be that if you are in a position keeping in view the availability of the foreign exchange you buy that , and from that perspective it has been bought,".
VOA: standard.2009.11.06
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In terms of just general investing culture-- and we're behavioral in our attitude-- it was clearer that you bought a stock to get a dividend.
在一个投资性文化中,我们更偏向于行动派,人们为了得到分红而购买股票的意图愈加明显
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Stuff that the eighteenth century farmer made for him and herself now you bought from a peddler or you bought from a store in town.
8世纪的农民,自给自足的东西,现在他们从商贩那儿购买,或者到城里的商店购买
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There's a sense that you're supposed to leave the bookstore with a kind of talisman that you have bought, with a Celtic charm.
你离开书店的时候带着它，仿佛有一丝,带着护身符的意味，还伴随着凯尔特的余韵。
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Some people asked me, if they bought the earlier version of the text, you can find the translation to the earlier version of the text on these question numbers.
有人问我，如果他们买了这本书的早期版本，你们找到这本书早期版本的翻译,关于这些问题的数字。
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There are still other antiques or works of art there that you haven't bought.
我这还有一些古董和艺术品,你还没有买下呢。
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You said you have a friend who's an artist. Have you ever bought one of their paintings?
你说过你有个朋友是艺术家。你买过他们的画吗？
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Have you ever bought any of the artists' work at Union Square?
你在联合广场买过艺术家的作品吗？
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Can you describe the stuff that you have bought in Chinatown?
你能描述一下你在唐人街买过的东西吗？
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The reason they call them coupons is that, in the old days, you used to actually--when you bought a bond, there would be a piece of paper and the piece of paper would have attached to it a lot of little coupons that you would clip.
这里被称作"票息"的原因是,在过去,当你买了债券的时候,会有一张纸,那张纸上附带了许多,你能剪下来的小纸票
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So, if you bought a newspaper it would be only two sheets because it was so expensive-- not all the thick paper that we have today-- and it would cost something like $10 or $20 in today's prices.
你要是在当时买报纸的话,恐怕只有两页纸,因为纸实在是太贵了-,而且我们现在用的那种厚纸很少见-,按照今天的物价水平,大概需要10至20美元。
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You can go up and look at it because your parents probably bought one and it's still up there.
你可以上去看看,因为你的父母可能曾经买过一个,但是被束之高阁。
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Of course it's lowering your share of the company, but offsetting this is that the company is taking in money from the person who bought the shares and so it doesn't dilute you.
当然这会降低你对公司的控股,但补偿是公司增大了股本,因为人们购买股份,不会摊薄你的那份
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If you go to an antique dealer-- maybe you're familiar or maybe you've done this if you've bought furniture for some apartment or something.
如果你认识古董中间商,你可能会熟悉这个,或者你曾为公寓买过家具之类
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for the most part, if stocks have done much better if you've bought them at a point that looks cheap on that graph than one that looks expensive.
如果你做得很糟糕的话-多半情况下，you've，done，poorly，if—,如果你通过市场曲线图,在看上去比另外一个时间点便宜的时候买进它们,而股票又表现得非常好。
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When you first bought the house they told you what the mortgage payment was and they're fixing that forever, well for thirty years.
最初你买这套房子的时候,他们已经告诉你每月偿还额是多少,在未来30年里这是固定的
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In one of their most famous examples, they asked people the following question: Suppose you had bought expensive tickets to a concert, very expensive, you paid $200 for each ticket.
在他们其中一项极其著名的案例中，他们询问了人们如下的问题：,假设你已经买了几张昂贵的音乐会票，昂贵之极，每张票价值200美元。
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There are two things: you can have a cash account with them you put money into the cash account and you haven't bought shares with it yet; it's just sitting--it's like in a bank.
这里有两种情况,一种是你有现金账户,你将钱存进现金账户,但还没有买股票,仅仅是做储蓄,就像存在银行
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What you normally do is you go to a dealer and a dealer is someone, a professional, who participated in the auction and bought these up to accumulate an inventory to then sell off to you, the customer.
你通常会去找一些中间商,中间商是专业从业者,他们参与拍卖,积蓄库存,再转销给一般顾客
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What ended up happening is, you know the news, Rupert Murdoch bought The Wall Street Journal last fall and he announced that Wall Street Journal-- WSJ.com--will no longer be free.
最后的结果是,你们知道那条新闻的吧,鲁珀特·默多克去年秋天收购了《华尔街日报》,他宣布《华尔街日报》,WSJ.com,将不再免费
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