1. To buy sb off (किसी को पैसे देना ताकि वो कोई मुसीबत ना खड़ी करे): To pay someone so that they do not cause you any trouble.
E. g. The company thought they had bought him off but he took them to court and won.
2. To buy sb out (किसी से किसी कंपनी या बिल्डिंग का एक हिस्सा खरीद लेना ताकि ताकि वह पूरा ही आपका हो जाए): To buy a part of a company or building from someone else so that you own all of it.
E. g. They bought their competitor's share in the target company.
3. To buy sth up (किसी वस्तु को अधिक मात्रा में खरीद लेना अथवा उस वस्तु का जितना भी भाग उपलब्ध हो सब खरीद लेना): To buy large amounts of something, or all that is available.
E. g. He bought up all the land in the surrounding area.
4. To cash in on sth (किसी गलत तरीके से कहीं से धन प्राप्त करना): To get money or another advantage from an event or situation, often in an unfair way.
E. g. A lot of people are trying to cash in on the situation.
5. To cash up (प्रतिदिन व्यापार या दुकान से कमाए हुए धन को दिन को आखिर में गिनना): To count all the money taken by a shop or business at the end of each day.
E. g. She cashed up when the shop closed.
6. To pay sth off (बकाया धन चुका देना): To pay back money that you owe.
E. g. We paid off our mortgage after 25 years.
7. To pay (sth) out (किसी चीज़ पर रूपए खर्च करना या किसी को रूपए देना): To spend money on something, or to pay money to someone.
E. g. I paid out £500 to get the computer fixed.
Note: -
sb: somebody
sth: something
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