Object

• ticket: Box office: the place where you buy tickets for the theater or cinema.

• copy: She joined with five other students to buy 6 copies for 60 Euro each.

• share: Traders have to buy shares in Standard Life given its size.

Noun phrase with adjective complement

• online: Buy Pet Supplies Online in Our Pet Superstore Buy pet supplies online at discount prices in our pet shop.

• on-line: Does anyone know if there are plans to allow members to buy tickets on-line in the membership areas for big matches?

• direct: Buy these books direct from Amazon; or visit our bookshop to browse through a large range of Scottish books and maps.

Adjective complement

• on-line: Almost anything you want to buy on-line you can earn ipoints on.

• direct: Buy direct from the importer and achieve maximum margins.

Noun used with modifier

• impulse: For first time buyers, the UK price of around £ 50-55 depending on the exchange rates puts it above the impulse buy category.

Infinitive complement

• let: The FSA does not regulate Buy to Let mortgages.

Preposition: from

• chemist: Some people use pill organizers, which are available to buy from some chemists.

• dealer: You can buy from a dealer, at an auction or privately.

Preposition: with

• confidence: You can buy with confidence at any of the stores we check.