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Wants to buy you out

🇬🇧 UK //wɒnts tuː baɪ jʊ aʊt// 🇺🇸 US //wɑnts tə baɪ ju aʊt//

Meaning of Wants to buy you out

Wants to pay someone to take over their share or stake.

In simple words: Wants to pay for your part to take control of something.

Wants to buy you out in a sentence

• He wants to buy you out of the partnership.
• After the success of the product, she wants to buy you out.
• The investor wants to buy you out to gain complete control.
• They are negotiating if he wants to buy you out this year.
• He hinted that he wants to buy you out before the meeting closes.

How to use Wants to buy you out

Generally used in business or financial contexts when discussing buyouts. Not common in casual conversation. Can imply negotiation.

Grammar pattern

wants to + buy + object + out

Memory hint

Imagine someone saying, 'I want to buy you out' while pointing at cash.

Related words

Collocations with Wants to buy you out

• buyout offer
• wants to acquire
• sell your share

Synonyms for Wants to buy you out

• acquire
• purchase
• take over

Common mistakes with Wants to buy you out

• Confused with 'buying you in' which means to include someone.
• Incorrectly used in non-business contexts.

Frequently asked questions about Wants to buy you out

What does Wants to buy you out mean?

Wants to pay for your part to take control of something.

What is the definition of Wants to buy you out?

Wants to pay someone to take over their share or stake.

How do you use Wants to buy you out in a sentence?

He wants to buy you out of the partnership.

Can you give another example of Wants to buy you out?

After the success of the product, she wants to buy you out.

What are synonyms for Wants to buy you out?

Common alternatives include acquire, purchase, take over.

What words go with Wants to buy you out?

It commonly pairs with buyout offer, wants to acquire, sell your share.

What are common mistakes when using Wants to buy you out?

Confused with 'buying you in' which means to include someone. Incorrectly used in non-business contexts.

How do you pronounce Wants to buy you out?

US: //wɑnts tə baɪ ju aʊt//, UK: //wɒnts tuː baɪ jʊ aʊt//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Wants to buy you out?

Generally used in business or financial contexts when discussing buyouts. Not common in casual conversation. Can imply negotiation.