Definition of sell-through in English:

sell-through

noun

mass noun

1The ratio of the quantity of goods sold by a retail outlet to the quantity distributed to it wholesale.
the sell-through was amazing, 60 per cent
Example sentencesExamples
- Our underlying sell-through at the retail level remained very strong throughout the third quarter.
- We understand that sell-through has been very good.
- I have received wonderful editorial credits in the top fashion publications and have had placement in the finest stores in the country with good sell-through.
- The big-name distribution partners funnel the goods into their established channels and take responsibility for sell-through.
- As it turns out, in 1999, soon after the purchase of Seagate's network software group, Veritas had changed its revenue-recognition model from sell-in to sell-through.
1. 1.1 The retail sale of something, typically a pre-recorded videocassette, as opposed to its rental.
  as modifier the burgeoning sell-through market
  Example sentencesExamples
  The interval between cinema release and sell-through has shortened considerably, probably in recognition that many people will not go to a cinema for any reason.
  Unfortunately, it also flooded the market with lots of copies of every title at incredibly low prices, effectively killing the margins in the sell-through market.
  But pre-recorded, studio-issued sell-through videotapes feed the home viewer's illusory sense that they own and are watching a film.
  When DVD sell-through started, it was the big movies that got big numbers.
  The DVD sell-through business peaked early last year.

Definition of sell-through in US English:

sell-through

nounˈsel ˌTHro͞oˈsɛl ˌθru

1The ratio of the quantity of goods sold by a retail outlet to the quantity distributed to it wholesale.
the sell-through was amazing, 60 percent
Example sentencesExamples
- We understand that sell-through has been very good.
- I have received wonderful editorial credits in the top fashion publications and have had placement in the finest stores in the country with good sell-through.
- The big-name distribution partners funnel the goods into their established channels and take responsibility for sell-through.
- Our underlying sell-through at the retail level remained very strong throughout the third quarter.
- As it turns out, in 1999, soon after the purchase of Seagate's network software group, Veritas had changed its revenue-recognition model from sell-in to sell-through.
1. 1.1 The retail sale of something, typically a prerecorded videocassette, as opposed to its rental.
  as modifier the burgeoning sell-through market
  Example sentencesExamples
  Unfortunately, it also flooded the market with lots of copies of every title at incredibly low prices, effectively killing the margins in the sell-through market.
  The DVD sell-through business peaked early last year.
  The interval between cinema release and sell-through has shortened considerably, probably in recognition that many people will not go to a cinema for any reason.
  When DVD sell-through started, it was the big movies that got big numbers.
  But pre-recorded, studio-issued sell-through videotapes feed the home viewer's illusory sense that they own and are watching a film.

单词	sell-through
释义	Definition of sell-through in English: sell-through noun mass noun 1The ratio of the quantity of goods sold by a retail outlet to the quantity distributed to it wholesale. the sell-through was amazing, 60 per cent Example sentencesExamples Our underlying sell-through at the retail level remained very strong throughout the third quarter. We understand that sell-through has been very good. I have received wonderful editorial credits in the top fashion publications and have had placement in the finest stores in the country with good sell-through. The big-name distribution partners funnel the goods into their established channels and take responsibility for sell-through. As it turns out, in 1999, soon after the purchase of Seagate's network software group, Veritas had changed its revenue-recognition model from sell-in to sell-through. 1.1 The retail sale of something, typically a pre-recorded videocassette, as opposed to its rental. as modifier the burgeoning sell-through market Example sentencesExamples The interval between cinema release and sell-through has shortened considerably, probably in recognition that many people will not go to a cinema for any reason. Unfortunately, it also flooded the market with lots of copies of every title at incredibly low prices, effectively killing the margins in the sell-through market. But pre-recorded, studio-issued sell-through videotapes feed the home viewer's illusory sense that they own and are watching a film. When DVD sell-through started, it was the big movies that got big numbers. The DVD sell-through business peaked early last year. Definition of sell-through in US English: sell-through nounˈsel ˌTHro͞oˈsɛl ˌθru 1The ratio of the quantity of goods sold by a retail outlet to the quantity distributed to it wholesale. the sell-through was amazing, 60 percent Example sentencesExamples We understand that sell-through has been very good. I have received wonderful editorial credits in the top fashion publications and have had placement in the finest stores in the country with good sell-through. The big-name distribution partners funnel the goods into their established channels and take responsibility for sell-through. Our underlying sell-through at the retail level remained very strong throughout the third quarter. As it turns out, in 1999, soon after the purchase of Seagate's network software group, Veritas had changed its revenue-recognition model from sell-in to sell-through. 1.1 The retail sale of something, typically a prerecorded videocassette, as opposed to its rental. as modifier the burgeoning sell-through market Example sentencesExamples Unfortunately, it also flooded the market with lots of copies of every title at incredibly low prices, effectively killing the margins in the sell-through market. The DVD sell-through business peaked early last year. The interval between cinema release and sell-through has shortened considerably, probably in recognition that many people will not go to a cinema for any reason. When DVD sell-through started, it was the big movies that got big numbers. But pre-recorded, studio-issued sell-through videotapes feed the home viewer's illusory sense that they own and are watching a film.
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