
das Gebot
commandment
A binding rule, command, or regulation, often with a moral or religious background.
Das fünfte der Zehn Gebote lautet „Du sollst nicht töten“.
The fifth of the Ten Commandments is 'You shall not kill.'
commandment / bid
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commandment
A binding rule, command, or regulation, often with a moral or religious background.
Das fünfte der Zehn Gebote lautet „Du sollst nicht töten“.
The fifth of the Ten Commandments is 'You shall not kill.'

bid
An amount of money that someone offers at an auction or in a sales process in order to acquire an object.
Bei der Versteigerung des Gemäldes lag das höchste Gebot bei über einer Million Euro.
At the auction of the painting, the highest bid was over one million euros.

the need of the hour
An idiom that describes what is most urgently required or most important in a particular situation.
Angesichts der Klimakrise ist entschlossenes Handeln das Gebot der Stunde.
In view of the climate crisis, decisive action is the need of the hour.
'Das Gebot' is closely related to two verbs, which explains its meanings. It comes from 'gebieten' (to command), which leads to 'Gebot' as a rule, and from 'bieten' (to offer/bid), which leads to 'Gebot' as an offer at an auction.
Er hat bei der Auktion ein hohes Gebot für das Bild abgegeben.
He placed a high bid for the picture at the auction.
In the context of an auction or sale, 'Gebot' (bid) is often used with the verbs 'abgeben' (to place/submit), 'machen' (to make), or 'erhöhen' (to raise). A typical combination is also 'das höchste Gebot' (the highest bid).
Ich möchte mein Gebot um 100 Euro erhöhen.
I would like to raise my bid by 100 euros.
In the meaning 'Regel' (rule) or 'Vorschrift' (regulation), 'Gebot' (commandment) almost always has a moral or religious context. The best-known combination is 'die Zehn Gebote' (the Ten Commandments).
Gastfreundschaft ist in vielen Kulturen ein wichtiges Gebot.
Hospitality is an important commandment in many cultures.
The expression 'das Gebot der Stunde' (the need of the hour) is a fixed phrase. It is used as a complete block to express what is most important right now.
In dieser Krise ist Solidarität das Gebot der Stunde.
In this crisis, solidarity is the need of the hour.
offer / deal
„Das Angebot“ and „das Gebot“ can both refer to a purchase at a specific price. Angebot is the general business term for the goods or service being offered at a price, while Gebot specifically refers to the amount named by an interested buyer in a bidding or auction process. Gebot is therefore suitable when competing for an item.

Bei der Auktion gab der Interessent ein Gebot von 300 Euro ab.
At the auction, the interested buyer placed a bid of 300 euros.
Das Angebot für das Fahrrad lag bei 300 Euro und galt eine Woche.
The offer for the bicycle was 300 euros and was valid for one week.