buy out

racheter

Acheter une entreprise ou les parts d’un associé pour en devenir propriétaire.

En anglais simple : To pay for a company or someone’s share of it so that you own it.

• A large company bought out our business.
• She plans to buy out her partner next year.
• Would you sell if a rival offered to buy you out?

Comment l'utiliser : buy someone/something out (A larger firm bought our company out.)

Synonymes : acquire, take over

Expressions courantes : buy out someone, buy out a company

acheter tout le stock

Acheter toutes les marchandises disponibles chez un vendeur.

En anglais simple : To buy all the goods that someone has available.

• They bought out the shop’s entire stock.
• Fans bought the seller out of posters within minutes.
• A local restaurant has bought out all our tomatoes.

Comment l'utiliser : buy someone out of something (One customer bought the baker out of bread.)

Synonymes : buy up

Expressions courantes : buy out everything, buy out someone

résilier contre indemnité

Verser une somme à quelqu’un pour mettre fin à son contrat avant la date prévue.

En anglais simple : To pay someone money to end their contract before the agreed time.

• The club bought out his contract.
• Her employer agreed to buy her out of the remaining year.
• They may buy out the actor’s contract before filming starts.

Comment l'utiliser : buy out someone’s contract (The club bought out the coach’s contract.)

Expressions courantes : buy out a contract, buy out someone

racheter un engagement militaire

Payer pour obtenir qu’une personne soit autorisée à quitter le service militaire.

En anglais simple : To pay money so that someone is allowed to leave military service.

• His family bought him out of the army.
• In those days, wealthy parents could buy out an enlisted son.
• The soldier hoped his uncle would buy him out of military service.

Comment l'utiliser : buy someone out of something (His parents bought him out of the army.)

Expressions courantes : buy out a soldier, buy out someone