“Buying up” in Japanese
Short answer
Buying up in Japanese is “買い切り” (kaikiri). Full meaning: buying up, buying all of something, reserving every seat, room, etc.; purchase on a no-returns basis; flat fee, lump-sum payment.
Other ways to say “Buying up” in Japanese
仕入れ
shiire stocking, buying up
総仕舞
soujimai finishing up (a job), selling out, buying up
仕入
shiire stocking, buying up
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