買かい取とり

noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru', transitive verb

purchase; buying; buyout

General noun or する-verb use for buying something, often property, rights, shares, or goods; can imply buying something outright or buying it up from another party.

• 会かい社しゃは隣となりの土と地ちの買かい取とりを進すすめている。

  The company is moving ahead with the purchase of the neighboring land.

• 少しょう数すう株かぶ主ぬしの株かぶ式しきを買かい取とりする手て続つづきが始はじまった。

  The procedure to buy out the minority shareholders' shares has begun.

noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru', transitive verb

buying used goods; trade-in; buy-back

Common retail and service use: a shop or company buys used items, unwanted goods, or trade-in items from customers. Often seen in signs and compounds such as 高価買取 and 買取サービス.

• この店みせは中ちゅう古こスマホの買かい取とりをしている。

  This shop buys used smartphones.

• 古ふるいカメラを買かい取とりカウンターに持もって行いった。

  I took my old camera to the buy-back counter.

noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru', transitive verb

purchase on a no-return basis; outright purchase

Commercial use for goods bought outright, especially as opposed to consignment or returnable stock; once purchased, the buyer generally cannot return unsold items to the supplier.

• この本ほんは委い託たくではなく買かい取とりで仕し入いれた。

  We stocked this book by buying it outright, not on consignment.

noun

lump-sum payment; flat fee; buyout fee

Contract and payment use: compensation paid as a one-time buyout rather than ongoing royalties, commissions, or usage-based payments.

• 原げん稿こう料りょうは印いん税ぜいではなく買かい取とりです。

  The manuscript fee is a flat buyout, not royalties.

• イラストの報ほう酬しゅうは買かい取とりで、追つい加かの使し用よう料りょうは発はっ生せいしない。

  The illustration is paid as a lump-sum buyout, with no additional usage fees.