high
The highest bid was only $200.

low
opening, starting
final
competing
winning
sealed
competitive
cash

make, place, put in, submit
He made a cash bid for the company.

withdraw
call for, invite, solicit (AmE)
They have invited bids for the property.

get, receive
increase, raise
accept
reject

price
process

bid by, bid from
a $24 million bid by a rival company

bid for
a bid for the chair

bid of
a bid of £100

bid on (AmE)
I placed a bid on a repossessed Ferrari.

successful
failed, unsuccessful
strong
The party made a strong bid to seize power at the ballot box.

serious
desperate
first
final
comeback
election, re-election
gubernatorial (AmE), presidential
Olympic
hostile, takeover (both business)

launch, make, mount (esp. BrE)
A German company launched a takeover bid for the company.

succeed in, win
fail in, lose
They failed in their bid to buy the company.

support
College presidents supported his bid for the position.

reject

succeed (esp. BrE)
fail

in a/the bid
He attacked his guards in a desperate bid for freedom.

bid by
a bid by the president to boost his popularity

bid for
This play was her last bid for recognition.

a bid for freedom
a bid for power
a bid to escape

against
Two dealers bid against each other for the table.

for
She bid $10 000 for the painting.

successfully
competitively

for (BrE)
We have successfully bid for the contract.

on (AmE)
We have successfully bid on the contract.

Bid is used with these nouns as the object:
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