“To buy up” in Japanese
Short answer
To buy up in Japanese is “買い切る” (kaikiru). Full meaning: to buy up, to buy everything available; to hire for exclusive use, to reserve, to charter.
Other ways to say “To buy up” in Japanese
買い占める
kaishimeru to buy up
買い集める
kaiatsumeru to buy up
買い漁る
kaiasaru to buy all (of something) one can get one's hands on, to buy up, to scoop up
買占める
kaishimeru to buy up
買い上げる
kaiageru to buy (of a government, public agency, etc. from a private citizen), to purchase; to buy up (all of something)
かいしめる
kaishimeru to buy up
買いしめる
kaishimeru to buy up
買いあつめる
kaiatsumeru to buy up
買漁る
kaiasaru to buy all (of something) one can get one's hands on, to buy up, to scoop up
かいあさる
kaiasaru to buy all (of something) one can get one's hands on, to buy up, to scoop up
買いあさる
kaiasaru to buy all (of something) one can get one's hands on, to buy up, to scoop up
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