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Meanings of buying new in English

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Usage of buying new in English
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She had thought about buying new furniture as soon as he left.
Heartbeat
2
He said British Airways had financing for buying new carriers until 2012.
Reuters
3
I love when the new styles come out; I'm always buying new pairs.
NY Magazine
4
Aussies are still planning on buying new cars despite the ongoing coronavirus crisis.
News.com.au
5
But there are problems with constantly buying new clothes at such low quality.
The Guardian
6
Fewer people are buying new cars in the current financial climate.
The South African
7
That could include buying new machinery, purchasing more property or expanding business divisions.
Reuters
8
Part of enjoying the sport is buying new kit, he said.
The Guardian
9
ILP is buying new shares, so the funds are going into Mills Pacific.
The Irish Times
10
Another member, David, advised, Weigh up the cost of shipping versus buying new.
The South African
11
Now, Patel is buying new machines, hiring workers and spending more on marketing.
Reuters
12
So instead of buying new clothes this season, just pull from your closet.
Ebony
13
I'm sure they'll all be buying new computers by the end of the week.
The poison eaters: and other stories
14
That will mean putting off buying new machinery, building new barns or expanding herds.
Reuters
15
Chinese demand has contributed too, although foreigners are largely restricted to buying new apartments.
Reuters
16
Some drivers of recalled cars are buying new GM cars.
Reuters
This collocation consists of:
Buying new through the time
Buying new across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common