الإنجليزية - التركية
تعريف buy in في الإنجليزية التركية القاموس.
- satın alarak stoklamak
- mezatta kendi malını satın almak
- (Ticaret) temerrüt alış
- hisse almak
- ortak olmak
- satın almak
Bu kolye o kadar güzel ki, karım için satın almak istiyorum.
-This necklace is so beautiful that I'd like to buy in for my wife.
- buy sth in
- stok tutmak
- buy something in
- (Ticaret) stok tutmak
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الإنجليزية - الإنجليزية
تعريف buy in في الإنجليزية الإنجليزية القاموس.
- purchase a supply of (something); purchase something that provides membership or participation to a group (buy into a company, etc.)
- A procedure that occurs when a seller fails to deliver securities sold The broker must purchase the security on the open market on behalf of the seller to complete the transaction
- 1 Agreement 2 Commitment
- A person or institution is forced to buy a security because of an inability to deliver the shares or make "good delivery" from a previous sale of said shares Buy ins are often associated with short sellers that choose or are forced to buy back underlying shares due to margin requirements or other circumstances (See "Short Squeeze")
- The usual way of thinking is "You made me angry" The living love way of looking at this is "I made myself angry when you triggered my addictive demand " People will often attempt to convince you that their anger is 100% your doing and that you are 100% responsible for doing something to alleviate it If you agree with them, then you have bought in to their belief system
- At the beginning of the first full pay period on or after the implementation date of the demonstration project, employees will be given a permanent increase in pay equal to the earned (time spent in step) portion of their next within grade increase (WGI) based on the value of the WGI at the time of conversion Use the Back button on your browser to return to your previous screen
- To cover, offset or close out a short position
- The transaction between brokers wherein securities are not delivered on time by the broker on the sell side, forcing the buy side broker to obtain shares from other sources
- stock up on to keep for future use or sale; "let's stock coffee as long as prices are low"
- To purchase grain commercially in order to fill an existing sales commitment A buy-in can also be made by the buyer in the original trade for the account of the seller in the original trade, if the seller has failed to fulfill the contract commitment
- Buying to cover a previous sale or short position
- Support; agreement; approval; blessing (in a secular sense)
Let's show the idea around and get buy-in from marketing.
- A tournament where a player must purchase all of his or her chips before the tournament starts
- The amount that a player buys in for
- If you introduce new ways of doing things to anyone, particularly if they don't have much choice about it (such as part of their job), it's only fair that you work with Business Users or other stakeholders to make sure they're happy with the new way of the world Part of this is sensible User Centred Design, part is validation that you're meeting their needs, and part is simple communication so that they know what you're doing and why, before it's all set in stone The worst possible outcome is that the first they know about it is at the post-build testing phase - unless you like dealing with outright rebellion or sneaky subversion
- The amount of money with which you enter a game is your buy-in In a ring game, this is (hopefully) the amount you get in chips Most ring games have a minimum buy-in that's typically less than you'll realistically need In a tournament, your buy-in is the amount it costs you to get your initial bunch of tourney chips As a verb, to buy in is to make your initial purchase of chips I wanted to play in the bigger game, but the buy-in was too high
- If a broker fails to deliver securities sold to another broker on the settlement date, the receiving broker may buy the securities at the current market price of the stock and charge the delivering broker the cost difference of such a purchase
- There is a minimum chip value required to sit at any given table Normally the minimum is 10 times the higher stake for that game For some special games, that value may be higher The minimum value required to be seated is called the buy-in The amount of money you sit down in a game with All games have a minimum buy-in, typically 10 times the big blind
- Refers to instances where a state Medicaid program agrees to pay the Medicare premiums and cost sharing for members of a specified group
- The practice whereby a lender of securities enters the open market to buy securities to replace those that have not been returned by a borrower Strict market practices govern buy-ins Buy-ins may be enforced by market authorities in some jurisdictions
- The amount of money needed to sit in a live poker game or a poker tournament
- The minimum amount of money required by a player to sit down in a particular poker game
- The action taken by a broker who fails to receive securities from a counterparty on settlement date and purchases securities in the open market; in the event of a borrower default, when a securities lender liquidates the borrower's collateral to purchase securities in the market
- If a client or broker fails to deliver securities sold to another broker within a specified number of days after the settlement (value) date, the receiving broker may buy-in the securities at the current market price of the security and charge the client or the delivering broker the cost of such purchase (See fails)
- A component of the Medicaid program where the State pays a monthly premium to the federal government on behalf of eligible medical assistance recipients to enroll them in either the Medicare Parts A and B programs (see also "QMB program") or the Medicare Part B program (see also "SLMB program")
- Opportunity for travel incentive participants to purchase part of a trip if they do not fully qualify by sales performance
- A procedure whereby the State pays a monthly premium to the Social Security Administration on behalf of eligible Medical Assistance recipients, enrolling them in the Medicare Part A and/or Part B Program
- A buy-in is a Medicare beneficiary who is also eligible for Medicaid, and for whom Medicare Part B premiums are paid by a State Medicaid program
- A procedure, detailed in the Uniform Practice Code, for the closing of a contract by the buyer purchasing securities for the account and liability of the party in default if the seller does not complete the contract according to terms
- (1) A purchase to cover a previous sale, often called short covering See also Cover (2) A method of compensation for failure to deliver in the cash bond market Buying Hedge (or Long Hedge) - Buying futures contracts to prevent against possible increased cost of commodities that will be needed in the future See also Hedging
- The process by which many stock exchanges control the amount of failed trades In a buy-in, if a party fails to deliver securities, another party may complete the trade for a price typically determined by an auction process In addition, penalties may apply see also: Failed Transaction
- See: CLOSE-OUT