| 单词 | sell off |
| 释义 | sell off1. phrasal verb If you sell something off, you sell it because you need the money. The company is selling off some sites and concentrating on cutting debts. [VERB PARTICLE noun] We had to sell things off to pay the brewery bill. [VERB noun PARTICLE] 2. See also sell-off See full dictionary entry for sellsell-off also selloff Word forms: plural sell-offs countable noun The sell-off of something, for example an industry owned by the state or a company's shares, is the selling of it. [business] The privatisation of the electricity industry–the biggest sell-off of them all. There is no question of any 'sell-off' of Russian land or assets. sell off in British Englishverb (tr, adverb) to sell (remaining or unprofitable items), esp at low prices sell-off in British English or selloff (ˈsɛlɒf) noun the act or an instance of selling something, esp an industry owned by the state, or a company's shares The privatization of the electricity industry – the biggest sell-off of them all. There is no question of any 'sell-off' of Russian land or assets. sell off in American English to get rid of by selling, esp. at low prices sell-off in American English (ˈsɛlˌɔf) noun a period of heavy selling as on a stock exchange, resulting in a marked decline in prices sell off in Retail (sɛl ɔf) Word forms: (present) sells off, (past) sold off, (perfect) sold off, (progressive) selling off verb (Retail: Merchandising) To sell off things left in stock is to get rid of them, usually by selling them at very low prices. When they renew their range annually, they sell off their end-of-line stock. Following poor group results, the chain sold off some of its less profitable stores. To sell off things left in stock is to get rid of them, usually by selling them at very low prices. Examples of 'sell off' in a sentence |
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