
sell off
sell a bill of goods Informal.
[Middle English sellen, from Old English sellan, to give, sell.]
sellable sell'a·ble adj.Manufacturers' efforts to persuade retailers to distribute and stock their products. For example, if the XYZ Company wants to convince a retailer to feature its product on the store's shelf, it might offer special discounts or promotions that compare more favorably than its competitors. See also sell through.
verb
phrasal verb - sell for
phrasal verb - sell off
phrasal verb - sell out
noun
Idioms beginning with sell:
sell like hot cakes
sell a bill of goods
sell down the river
sell off
See also hard sell; like hot cakes, sell.
1. A recommendation to sell a particular security.
2. The process of liquidating an asset in exchange for money.
Investopedia Says:
Exact definitions vary by brokerage, but this rating is generally worse than neutral, but better than strong sell.
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A tactic where the player with the best hand attempts to draw his opponent into calling or raising, thus increasing the winnable pot size and "selling the hand."
SoundPoker Says: When a player encourages opponents to call or raise by giving off the impression of holding a weak hand. The size of the bet is an important part of convincing your opponents. The seller cannot raise the bet too high, or the other players will be intimidated and will fold. Furthermore, the seller cannot raise the bet too low because that will not maximize pot size. A mid-ranged bet, which gives off the impression of protecting the hand is a common way of selling. For example, in Texas Hold'em if a player with pocket aces (A-A) raises slightly higher than the minimum bet, their hand appears to be decent, and not the monster hand that it truly is. This type of sell would encourage opponents to bet in and thus increase the pot.
See Also: Bet, Call, Cripple, Monster, Pot, Raise, Slowplay, Trap, Weak
I will sell my bicycle to you for twenty dollars.
Tutor's tip: She wanted to "sell" (promote the sale of an item) the secrets she had discovered in the "cell" (a single room as in a prison or religious institution).
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Dansk (Danish)
v. tr. - sælge, afhænde, handle med, narre, snyde, fuppe, forråde
v. intr. - finde afsætning
n. - svindel, afbrænder, dukkert
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Nederlands (Dutch)
verkopen, aan de man brengen, omzetten, aftrek vinden, aanprijzen, verraden, overtuigen
Français (French)
v. tr. - (gén, Comm) vendre, faire vendre, promouvoir, faire accepter, faire avaler qch à qn (fam), trahir
v. intr. - se vendre
n. - déception
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Deutsch (German)
v. - verkaufen, verraten, sich verkaufen (lassen)
n. - Schwindel
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Ελληνική (Greek)
v. - πουλώ, (καθομ.) ξεπουλάω, πείθω, εξαπατώ
n. - τρόπος πώλησης, (καθομ.) κομπίνα
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Italiano (Italian)
vendere, smerciare
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Português (Portuguese)
v. - vender
n. - fraude (f), habilidade em vender (f)
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Русский (Russian)
торговать, продать, содействовать продаже, рекламировать, находить распространение, предавать, обманывать, умение торговать, разочарование, надувательство
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Español (Spanish)
v. tr. - vender, tener aceptación, enajenar, engañar, hacer traición
v. intr. - vender, venderse, tener salida
n. - engaño, estafa
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Svenska (Swedish)
v. - sälja, försälja, handla med, säljas, leda till försäljning, föra, popularisera, skapa intresse för, blåsa, lura, bedra
n. - besvikelse, fiasko, skoj
中文(简体)(Chinese (Simplified))
卖, 销售, 促进...的销售, 推销, 达到...销售额, 推销术, 失望, 欺骗, 骗局
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中文(繁體)(Chinese (Traditional))
v. tr. - 賣, 銷售, 促進...的銷售, 推銷, 達到...銷售額
v. intr. - 賣, 銷售
n. - 推銷術, 失望, 欺騙, 騙局
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한국어 (Korean)
v. tr. - 팔다, 배반하다, 속이다
v. intr. - 팔리다, 장사를 하고 있다, 채용되다
n. - 판매, 실망, 속임수
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日本語 (Japanese)
v. - 売る, 商う, 売れ行きを助ける, 裏切る, 売り物にする, 売り込む, 宣伝する, 価値を説く, だます, 売れる, 人気商品である, 買われる
n. - 販売, 失望
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العربيه (Arabic)
(فعل) يبيع, يسلم شخصا ألى أعدائه, يتجر (الاسم) خداع, حيله
עברית (Hebrew)
v. tr. - מכר, סחר, הביא למכירת, משך קונים, רימה, עורר רצון לקנות או להסכים עם, סחר באופן לא-הוגן או מושחת, עשה פרסומת ל-, בגד למען בצע-כסף, אכזב ע"י הפרת התחייבות, כישלון, הולכת שולל וכו'
v. intr. - נמכר, נקבע לו מחיר מסוים
n. - מכירה, רמאות, סידור
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