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单词 sell out
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sell out

phrasal verbwithsellverb
uk
/sel/us
/sel/
sold|sold

(SELL ALL)

tosellall of thesupplythat you have of something:
卖光
Wesoldoutofthe T-shirts in the firstcoupleofhours.我们在头几个小时就把T恤衫卖完了。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
to sell something
  • sellAre you selling your car?
  • retailThe company makes and retails moderately priced sportswear.
  • deal inThey mainly deal in rare books.
  • divestUSThe investors divested themselves of the company's stock.
  • sell offThe company is selling off the less profitable parts of its business.
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B2
If asupplyof somethingsellsout, there is no more of that thing tobuy:
销售一空，售罄；脱销
The firstissueof themagazinesoldout within twodays.杂志的第一期两天内销售一空。
[passive]
When afilm,concert, etc. issoldout, all of theticketsfor it have beensold:
（演出或电影的票）售罄
We couldn't getseats- theconcertwassoldout.我们弄不到座位——音乐会的票卖完了。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Selling
  • auction
  • Black Friday
  • bundle
  • bundling
  • chain of production
  • concession
  • outsell
  • oversell
  • panic selling
  • peddle
  • pile
  • pile it high and sell it cheapidiom
  • sales drive
  • salesmanship
  • sellsomethingoff
  • sellout
  • shift
  • soft sell
  • sold
  • sting
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(SELL BUSINESS)

tosellyourbusinessorpartofyourbusiness:
出售（部分）企业
Theydecidedtosellouttotheircompetitors.他们决定把公司卖给竞争对手。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Success & failure in business
  • administration
  • axe
  • bankrupt
  • bankruptcy
  • be running on fumesidiom
  • belly
  • dying
  • fold
  • go darkidiom
  • go to the wallidiom
  • growth hacker
  • growth hacking
  • have a corner on a marketidiom
  • receiver
  • spin
  • spinsomethingoff
  • start (something) up
  • subscale
  • turn around
  • turn round
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sell(someone)out

phrasal verbwithsellverb
uk
/sel/us
/sel/
sold|sold
informal
to not do what you havepromisedsomeone you will do or what you should do because you will get moreadvantagesfor yourself if you do somethingelse:
Frenchfarmersfeelthey've beensoldout bytheirgovernmentin thenegotiations.
They'vesoldouttotheoillobby(= done what thesepeoplewanted).
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Disappointing yourself and others
  • abjectly
  • anticlimactic
  • anticlimax
  • be cracked up to besomethingidiom
  • be one in the eye forsomeoneidiom
  • break
  • disappointingly
  • disappointment
  • disenchantment
  • dishearten
  • disheartening
  • eye
  • fail
  • fall
  • letsomeonedown
  • let the side downidiom
  • letdown
  • non-event
  • pity
  • sick
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(Definition ofsell outfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

sell out

—phrasal verbwithsellverb
uk
/sel/us
/sel/
sold|sold

(SELL ALL)

tosellall of thesupplythat you have of something
卖光
Wesoldoutofthe T-shirts in the firstcoupleofhours.我们在头几个小时就把T恤衫卖完了。
B2
If asupplyof somethingsellsout, there is no more of that thing tobuy.
销售一空，售罄；脱销
The firstissueof themagazinesoldout within twodays.杂志的第一期两天内销售一空。
[passive]
When afilm,concert, etc. issoldout, all of theticketsfor it have beensold.
（演出或电影的票）售罄
We couldn't getseats- theconcertwassoldout.我们弄不到座位——音乐会的票卖完了。

(SELL BUSINESS)

tosellyourbusinessorpartofyourbusiness
出售（部分）企业
Theydecidedtosellouttotheircompetitors.他们决定把公司卖给竞争对手。

sell out (something)| American Dictionary

sell out(something)

phrasal verbwithsellverb[I/T]
us
/sel/
past tense and past participlesoldus/soʊld/

(EXCHANGE ALL)

to getridof all of aniteminexchangeformoney:
We sold out (of) the T-shirts in the firstcoupleofhours.
Ten of the Huskies' 15homegamesare alreadysold out(= all theticketshave beenbought).
If abusinesssells out, itreceivesmoneyinexchangeforcontrolof it:
Theownersof the MeadowlarkInnsaid they would bewillingto sell out at afairprice.

sell out(something)

phrasal verbwithsellverb[I/T]
us
/sel/
past tense and past participlesoldus/soʊld/

(DO FOR MONEY)

to give upsupportfor apersonorbeliefformoneyorpersonaladvantage:
He wouldn't sell out thecausetoservehis owninterests.
(Definition ofsell out (something)from theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

sell out| Business English

sell out

phrasal verbwithsellverb
uk
/sel/us
sold|sold
[I]FINANCE
tosellall orpartofyourbusiness:
sell out to sb/sthThebusinessdid well and hesoldout to hispartnerfor $1.7 million.
[I]COMMERCE
tosellall of thesupplythat you have of something:
sell out of sthWesoldout of thegamesin acoupleofhours.
[I]COMMERCE
if asupplyof somethingsellsout, there is no more of that thing tobuy:
Onlinerequestssoaredby fivetimesand theproductsoldout.
[I]FINANCE
tosellsome ofyourinvestments:
sell out of sthManagers ofsmallfundscanquicklysellout of them at aprofitas theinitialburstofenthusiasmdrivesup thepriceof a newstock.
[T,usually passive]
when afilmor a show issoldout, all of theticketsfor it have beensold:
Theconcertwassoldout.
sell-out
noun[C]
uk
us
aproductthat is nolongeravailable, because all those that wereavailablehave beensold:
The lastbatchofcakeswas a sell-out.
aneventfor whichticketsare nolongeravailable, because they have all beensold:
Theconferenceis a sell-out, with allexhibitorstandstaken.
(Definition ofsell outfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofsell out

sell out
Some of them anyway perceived ideas about globalization and liberalization as so much baloney, and being symbolic of a completesell-outto western capitalism.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The final outcome could range from zero (local buyers only) to 100 per cent (asell-outto foreigners, nationalists would cry).
From theCambridge English Corpus
We call this third static effect thesell-outeffect.
From theCambridge English Corpus
In particular, the pro-forestsell-outeffects of output price increases vanish with no comparison of farming and land selling discussed above.
From theCambridge English Corpus
When land prices are raised, theirsell-outeffects augment forest clearing as found above.
From theCambridge English Corpus
With this 'sell-outeffect,' price transfer and technological transfer for soil management targeting poor colonists and policy reforms eliminating land price distortions are recommended to arrest deforestation.
From theCambridge English Corpus
These are likely to view any concession as asell-outof fundamental political principles and are therefore likely to force the party away from the most electorally viable strategy.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Those on the extremes may not use their veto to make politics unworkable; but what they may do is deride every attempt at compromise and conciliation as a groupsell-out.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Yet, whenever he abandoned a style with which he had been associated, some regarded the move as a 'sell-out' and failed to see the result as 'true jazz'.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Asell-outof the coastline and hinterland must be prevented, and judicious development of tourism and cautious land-use are the order of the day.
FromEuroparl Parallel Corpus - English
It could lead to accusations of treachery andsell-outand a great deal of animosity being directed towards one person.
From the
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They objected to what they called asell-outto commercial interests, and they do not like seeing their church subordinated to a shopping centre.
From the
Hansard archive
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That is scandalous and asell-outby those people who are always telling us what good patriots they are.
From the
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The only trouble was that it was such asell-outthat many people who wished to see it could not get tickets.
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If so, what is the point of such asell-out?
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