Translation of 'sell' in English

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sell
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expr. sell off, to dispose of by sale.
Ex. Reynolds Metals sold off ... a new stock (Wall Street Journal).
sell
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expr. sell on, (U.S.)
a. to inspire with the desire to buy or possess something.
Ex. I was sold on the house the minute I saw it.
b. (Informal, Figurative.) to show or convince of the value, truth, or the like, of something.
Ex.
sell
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b. (Informal, Figu' title='expr. sell out,
a. to sell all that one has of; get rid of by selling.
Ex. All the tickets have been sold out. A couple of years from now you'll kick yourself around the block for selling out cheap (New York Times).
b. (Informal, Figu in english'>expr. sell out,
a. to sell all that one has of; get rid of by selling.
Ex. All the tickets have been sold out. A couple of years from now you'll kick yourself around the block for selling out cheap (New York Times).
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sell
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Ex. People sell short when they expect the market to decline. I' title='expr. sell short,
a. to sell stocks or commodities not in one's possession at the time of sale, hoping to buy them at a lower rate before the time of delivery and make a profit.
Ex. People sell short when they expect the market to decline. I in english'>expr. sell short,
a. to sell stocks or commodities not in one's possession at the time of sale, hoping to buy them at a lower rate before the time of delivery and make a profit.
Ex. People sell short when they expect the market to decline. IEx. People sell short when they expect the market to decline. I' onclick='Pronounce(this.id);'>
sell
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Ex. Soon afterwards he sold up his English home and settled abroad permanently (London Times).
b. to dispose of the whole or a po' title='expr. sell up, (Especially British.)
a. to dispose of the whole of (as one's stock or property) by sale.
Ex. Soon afterwards he sold up his English home and settled abroad permanently (London Times).
b. to dispose of the whole or a po in english'>expr. sell up, (Especially British.)
a. to dispose of the whole of (as one's stock or property) by sale.
Ex. Soon afterwards he sold up his English home and settled abroad permanently (London Times).
b. to dispose of the whole or a poEx. Soon afterwards he sold up his English home and settled abroad permanently (London Times).
b. to dispose of the whole or a po' onclick='Pronounce(this.id);'>
sell
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2. (Slang, Figurative' title='noun 1. (U.S. Informal.)
a. an act or method of selling; selling activity.
b. sales quality; salability.
Ex. He has shrewdly applied his promotion sense to get ""sell"" out of it [the magazine] (Harper's).
2. (Slang, Figurative in english'>noun 1. (U.S. Informal.)
a. an act or method of selling; selling activity.
b. sales quality; salability.
Ex. He has shrewdly applied his promotion sense to get ""sell"" out of it [the magazine] (Harper's).
2. (Slang, Figurative 2. (Slang, Figurative' onclick='Pronounce(this.id);'>
sell
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sell (1), verb, sold,selling,noun.
sell
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sell (2), noun.
(Scottish.) self.
sell
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sell (3), noun.
(Archaic.)
1. a seat.
2. a saddle.
sell
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v.i. 1. to dispose of something for money or other payment; engage in selling.
2. to be in demand as an article of sale; find purchasers; be on sale; be sold.
Ex. This article sells well. Strawberries sell at a high price in January.
sell
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v.t. 1. to exchange for money or other payment.
Ex. He will sell his house.
(SYN) barter, trade, vend.
2. to keep regularly for sale; deal in.
Ex. A butcher sells meat.
3. to give up or betray.
Ex. to sell one's sou

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