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/sɛl/
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/sɛl/
sell back
sell by
sell in
sell off
sell out
sell over
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sell
verb
sold
Past Simple
sold
Past Participle
selling
Gerund
UK
/sɛl/
US
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торговать
He used to trade in antiques.
Он раньше торговал антиквариатом.
сбывать
They struggled to offload the excess stock.
Они изо всех сил пытались сбыть излишки товара.
продавать
I want to sell my old car.
Я хочу продать свою старую машину.
Synonyms
exchange
trade
deal
dispose of
vend
market
peddle
retail
Antonyms
buy
sell
noun
sells
pl
UK
/sɛl/
US
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Additional translations
обман
Synonyms
transaction
deal
exchange
trade
sale
sell
adjective
UK
/sɛl/
US
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Used attributively, chiefly in finance, to denote recommendations, ratings, or orders concerned with selling.
Definitions
sell
verb
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.
sell
noun
(informal) An act or instance of selling; a sale.
It was a quick sell, and the tickets disappeared within minutes.
A sales pitch or presentation.
The marketing team prepared a strong sell to attract new clients.
Something, especially an idea or proposal, that is easy or difficult to persuade others to accept.
The policy was a tough sell to the committee.
sell
adjective
Pertaining to or recommending the action of selling (especially of a security or commodity).
The analyst issued a sell rating on the company’s stock.
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