to regard

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to account

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to deem

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to take for

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to incline

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to tend

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to dispose

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to lean towards

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to believe

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to think

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The verb "to buy" means to accept, believe, or trust something as true, often a claim, excuse, or explanation. The structure extends the literal meaning of purchasing into a metaphor where "buying" an idea means agreeing with it or being convinced by it. It is commonly used in casual speech, especially in responses like "I don't buy that" to indicate disbelief.

What does "to buy" mean in slang?

to buy

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to trust

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to doubt

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to suspect

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to buy into

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to hold

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to consider

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Here you will learn some English verbs referring to having an opinion or tendency such as "regard", "incline", and "suspect".

Igék vélemény vagy tendencia kifejezésére

Angol igék, amelyek a "Vélemény vagy hajlam birtoklására" utalnak

Verbs for Having an Opinion or Tendency

English Verbs Referring to "Having an Opinion or Tendency"