い【とうようがい】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. buying for immediate requirements; buying just enough to fulfil one's needs; spot purchasingbusiness
Forms
  • い【とうようがい】
  • とうようがい
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. buying for immediate requirements
    2. This meaning refers to the practice of purchasing items needed right away, rather than buying in bulk or in advance.
    I just bought groceries for today’s needs.
    He bought only what he needed right away.
  2. buying just enough to fulfil one's needs
    3. This meaning highlights the approach of buying only what is necessary, avoiding excess or wastefulness.
    She practices spot purchasing to avoid unnecessary spending.
    It’s economical to buy just enough to fulfill one’s needs.
  3. spot purchasing
    4. This meaning conveys the idea of making purchases on the spot, often in response to immediate needs or opportunities.
    Spot purchasing at the exhibition is important to not miss out on good products.
    I decided to make a spot purchase before things sell out.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to buy for immediate requirementsitems bought for immediate needsstyle of spot purchasingto settle with spot purchasingto choose spot purchasingfood purchased for immediate consumptionnecessity of spot purchasingto practice buying just enough to fulfill one’s needs
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