Translations

sellingnoun
sellings
pl
The selling of homemade crafts at the market was a great success.
La vente d'objets artisanaux faits maison au marché a été un grand succès.
Additional translations
activité commercialeDans le sens de profession ou d'activité liée à la vente.
sellinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈsel.ɪŋ/
US
/ˈsɛl.ɪŋ/
Used attributively before nouns (e.g., "selling price", "selling point")
commercialEmployé pour qualifier ce qui aide à vendre ou à convaincre l'acheteur.
A low introductory cost was the product's main selling feature.
Un faible coût de lancement était le principal atout commercial du produit.
Additional translations
à succèsSe dit d'un produit, d'un livre ou d'un album qui connaît un grand succès commercial.
sellverb

selling

Gerund

sold
Past Simple
sold
Past Participle
selling
Gerund
UK
/sɛl/
US
/sɛl/
se vendrePour un produit ou un article qui se vend bien ou mal.
The new smartphone model is expected to sell well this holiday season.
Le nouveau modèle de smartphone devrait bien se vendre pendant les fêtes.
She decided to sell her car to pay off some debts.
Elle a décidé de vendre sa voiture pour rembourser certaines dettes.
Additional translations
trahirFamilier, argotique.
convaincreSens figuré : faire accepter une idée ou un projet.

Definitions

sellingnoun
The exchange of a commodity for money; the action of selling something.
The selling of homemade crafts at the market was a great success.
The profession or activity of persuading people to buy goods or services.
He has been in selling for over a decade, working with various retail companies.
sellinggerund / present participle
Relating to or intended for the act of making sales; effective or suitable for persuading customers to buy.
A low introductory cost was the product's main selling feature.
That achieves high sales; commercially successful.
The singer's latest album is a selling phenomenon worldwide.
sellverb
To exchange a product or service for money.
She decided to sell her car to pay off some debts.
To persuade someone of the merits of something.
He managed to sell the idea to the board of directors.
(slang) To betray or hand over (a person) to an enemy or authority, often for personal gain.
He sold his accomplices to the police to secure a lighter sentence.
To be purchased in a specified way or at a specified rate.
The new smartphone model is expected to sell well this holiday season.