bade

英 [beɪd]

美 [beɪd]

v. 出(价); (尤指拍卖中)喊价; 投标; 努力争取; 企图获得
v. 向(某人)问候、道别等; 告诉(某人做某事); 吩咐
bid的过去式

柯林斯词典

noun

She bade farewell to her son
她和儿子道了别。
They bade him enter.
他们叫他进去。
They all smiled at him and bade him eat
他们都朝他微笑，请他吃饭。
The commander bade his men be undaunted in the face of perils.
指挥员命令他的战士要临危不惧。
They bade them up until they reached 10,000 dollars.
他们竞相出高价，直到这些拍卖物被哄抬到一万美元为止。
With this assertion of her dignity she bade her parents farewell.
她这么大模大样地说了以后，就对她父母告辞了。
When Frick came to him, I bade him speak to him, and tell him of his deliverance.
等佛里克来到他跟前，我就吩咐佛里克跟他讲话，告诉他，他已经遇救了。
I bade farewell to my parents.
我告别了双亲。
Some of the servants who saw him laughed at his poverty, and bade him begone.
仆人们看到他，有的嘲笑他的穷相，叫他走开。
He hastily bade them farewell, and splashed back along the stretch of submerged road.
他急急忙忙地向她们告了别，又沿着被水淹没的道路哗哗地走了回去。