| 单词 | sell |
| 释义 | sell [sel] (sold, sold) verb MONEY 金钱 ESSENTIAL intransitive or transitive ■to give something to someone else in return for money 卖，出售 •[+ two objects] I sold him my car/I sold my car to him for •We'll be selling the tickets at/for •The stall sells drinks and snacks.这个摊位卖饮料和小吃。 •These baskets sell well (= a lot of them are bought).这些篮子卖得很好。 [sel] (sold, sold)verb PERSUADE 说服 transitive ■to persuade someone that an idea or plan is a good one and likely to be successful 说服；使接受 •My boss is very old-fashioned and I'm having a lot of trouble selling the idea of working at home occasionally.我的上司很守旧，我要费好大的功夫才能使他相信偶尔在家里工作是个不错的主意。 •[+ two objects] The chance of greater access to European markets would help sell the President the scheme/sell the scheme to •She's really sold on [sel] (sold, sold)verb sell sb a bill of goods (UK also sell sb a pup) ■to deceive someone into buying something which has no value 诓骗（某人）购买毫无价值的东西 [sel] (sold, sold) verb sell sb down the river informal ■to put someone in a difficult or dangerous situation by not acting as you had promised to act, usually in order to win an advantage for yourself 出卖（某人）；背叛（某人） [sel] (sold, sold) verb sell yourself/sth short ■to not value someone or something as much as they deserve to be valued 小看；低估 •Don't sell yourself short - you've got the skills and the experience.不要小看自己——你有技术，也有经验。 [sel] (sold, sold)verb sell your soul (to the devil) ■to be persuaded to do something, especially something bad, because of the money or other reward you will receive for doing it 出卖灵魂 [sel] (sold, sold) verb Phrasal Verbs [M] sell sth off ■to charge a low price for something to encourage people to buy it 减价出售；低价处理 •They're selling off last year's stock at half price.他们正以半价抛售去年的存货。 ■to sell all or part of a business 出售（全部或部分企业）•The company announced that it would be selling off its hotel business.公司宣布将出售其旅馆业务。 [sel] (sold, sold)verb Phrasal Verbs sell out ADVANCED SELL ALL ■to sell all of the supply that you have of something 卖光 •We sold out of ■If a supply of something sells out, there is no more of that thing to buy 销售一空，售罄； 脱售•The first issue of the magazine sold out within two days.杂志的第一期两天内销售一空。 [passive] ■When a show or film is sold out, all of the tickets for it have been sold （演出或电影的票）售罄 •We couldn't get seats - the concert was sold out.我们弄不到座位——音乐会的票卖完了。 SELL BUSINESS ■to sell your business or part of your business 出售（部分）企业 •They decided to sell out to [sel] (sold, sold)verb Phrasal Verbs [M] sell (sb) out informal ■to not do what you have promised someone you will do or what you should do because you will get more advantages for yourself if you do something else 背叛；出卖 •French farmers feel they've been sold out by their government in the negotiations.法国农民感到在谈判中他们被政府出卖了。 •They've sold out to [sel] (sold, sold)verb Phrasal Verbs sell up UK ■to sell your house or company in order to go somewhere else or do something else （为移居他处或做别的事情而）出售房屋（或公司） •They sold up and retired to the West Country.他们变卖家产搬到了英格兰西南部。 |
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