US /ɪn bʌlk/
・UK /in bʌlk/
Bulk bulgogi and giant teddy bears aside, the point of Costco is that you get a lot in one stop and you save a lot by buying in bulk.
Say you're an affluent, college educated homeowner with both a family and enough disposable income to make buying in bulk a good option to stock your enormous refrigerator and freezer.
Japanese consumers don't like to buy in bulk.
Japanese consumers don't like to buy in bulk, however that didn't hurt Costco; it actually helped it.
If you go to cheese shop, I have a feeling they might sell it in bulk.
I have a feeling they might sell it in bulk.
I like to buy my flour in bulk.
I like to buy my flour in bulk.
They bundle it up, and they sell it in bulk.
They bundle it up and they sell it in bulk.
So when you shop at Costco, they tend to put your groceries in boxes instead of bags because you usually buy a lot because you buy in bulk.
You buy in bulk.
For the poor, they're more likely to strategize, things like buying in bulk or waiting for sales, so for both those groups, the health effects aren't as likely to kick in as the middle class.
For the poor, they're more likely to strategize -- things like buying in bulk or waiting for
scientists tried to ship chlorine trifluoride in bulk, the steel tank cracked and a full ton of it spilled out.
and the early 1950s, the first time that US scientists tried to ship chlorine trifluoride in bulk
Buying in bulk really helped my grocery bill.
Buying in bulk really helped my grocery bill.
The "something" could be oil, corn, gold, stock indexes—almost anything traded in bulk.
The something could be oil, corn, gold, stock indexes, almost anything traded in bulk.