buying up

基本解釋

Some hedge-fund investors foresaw problems for nations like Greece and spent the last year buying up credit-default swaps on debt issued by such governments.
一些對(duì)沖基金投資者預(yù)見到希臘等國(guó)的問(wèn)題，去年購(gòu)買了這些國(guó)家的政府所發(fā)行債券的信用違約掉期產(chǎn)品。
But taxi drivers grumble that they face more competition; some Cubans say there is less bread in the shops since private pizza-makers started buying up flour.
但是出租車司機(jī)卻抱怨競(jìng)爭(zhēng)越來(lái)越激烈。一些哈瓦那人說(shuō)由于皮薩店買光了面粉，一些店鋪缺少面包賣。
On the demand side, the Federal Reserve held down mortgage rates by buying up mortgage-backed securities, while Congress offered a generous tax credit to qualifying buyers.
在需求方面，美聯(lián)儲(chǔ)通過(guò)購(gòu)買按揭證券壓低住房抵押貸款的利率，同時(shí)國(guó)會(huì)慷慨地為具有資格的買家提供稅收減免。

The Bank of England began a similar program of buying up government bonds earlier this week.
To become the biggest publishing monolith in the world, it takes maybe a hundred years, so his father in Australia started buying up newspapers.
要成為出版業(yè)內(nèi)最大的壟斷商,也許要花一百年,他的父親在澳大利亞,就開始收購(gòu)各類報(bào)紙
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And then they ended up buying out their contract and touring themselves around.
然后他們結(jié)束了合同，并自己去巡演。
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The state has also been buying up water rights in order to close down wells.
ECONOMIST: The Pecos river