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u rečniku italijanskog jezika Oksford‒Paravia

I. sell [Brit sɛl, Am sɛl] N inf (deception, disappointment)

sell
sell
it was a real sell!

II. sell <pt/pp sold> [Brit sɛl, Am sɛl] VB trans

1. sell goods, article, house, car, insurance:

sell
to sell sth at a loss, low price, profit
to sell sth to sb, to sell sb sth
vendere qc a qn
to sell sth for £3
to sell sth at or for £5 each, a dozen
sold (on article, house)
venduto
to sell sth back

2. sell (promote sale of) quality, reputation, scandal:

sell product, book, newspaper

3. sell:

sell (put across) person, campaign, government: idea, image, policy
sell (make attractive) person, campaign, government: idea, image, policy, party
to sell sth to sb, to sell sb sth

4. sell (cause to appear true) inf:

to sell sb sth, to sell sth to sb lie, story, excuse
fare credere [qc] a qn

5. sell (surrender, betray):

sell honour, country
sell integrity, reputation

III. sell <pt/pp sold> [Brit sɛl, Am sɛl] VB intr

1. sell person, shop, dealer:

sell
to sell to sb
to sell for £50 dealer, seller:
to sell as is COMM
“sell by June 27”

2. sell goods, product, house, book:

sell

IV. to sell oneself <pt/pp sold> VB refl

1. to sell oneself (prostitute oneself):

to sell oneself
vendersi also fig (to a; for per)

2. to sell oneself (put oneself across):

to sell oneself

V. sell [Brit sɛl, Am sɛl]

to be sold on idea, person

cold sell [ˌkəʊldˈsel] N

cold sell COMM

I. sell up VB [sɛl -] (sell up)

sell up

II. sell up VB [sɛl -] (sell up [sth])

sell up business, property:

sell up

I. sell out VB [sɛl -] (sell out)

1. sell out merchandise, tickets, newspapers:

sell out

2. sell out THEAT, CINE:

3. sell out ECON (of company, shares):

sell out

4. sell out (betray one's principles):

sell out inf

II. sell out VB [sɛl -] (sell [sth] out, sell out [sth])

1. sell out:

sold out

2. sell out ECON:

sell out shares, interest in company

sell-out [Brit ˈsɛlaʊt, Am ˈsɛlˌaʊt] N

1. sell-out:

the product has been a sell-out before n concert, performance, production
they played to a sell-out crowd of 12, 000

2. sell-out (betrayal):

sell-out inf
sell-out inf
what a sell-out!

sell-off [Brit, Am ˈsɛl ˌɔf] N Am ECON

sell-off

hard sell [Brit, Am ˌhɑrd ˈsɛl] N

1. hard sell:

hard sell
to give sb the hard sell or to do a hard sell on sb

2. hard sell before n tactic, technique, approach:

hard-sell

sell off VB [sɛl -] (sell [sth] off, sell off [sth])

sell off
sell off (in sale) item, old stock

soft sell [Brit, Am ˌsɔft ˈsɛl] N

soft sell

sell-by date [Brit ˈsɛlbʌɪ deɪt, Am ˈsɛl ˌbaɪ ˌdeɪt] N (on the packaging of perishable food)

sell-by date

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engleski
engleski
italijanski
italijanski

I. sell <sold, sold> [sel] VB trans

1. sell (exchange for money):

sell
to sell sth for $100
to sell sth at half price
to sell sth at a loss

2. sell fig (make accepted):

sell

Phrases:

II. sell <sold, sold> [sel] VB intr

1. sell (vendere):

sell product
sell company, shop
to sell at [or for] $5

2. sell (be accepted):

sell

III. sell [sel] N

1. sell (activity of selling):

sell

2. sell sl (deception):

sell

I. sell out VB intr

1. sell out COMM, FIN:

sell out

2. sell out fig:

sell out

II. sell out VB trans

sell out

sell off VB trans

sell off
sell off shares, property

hard sell N

hard sell

sell-by date [ˈsel·baɪ·ˌdeɪt] N COMM

sell-by date
italijanski
italijanski
engleski
engleski
to sell off
to sell
to sell out
to sell oneself
to sell very well
Present
Isell
yousell
he/she/itsells
wesell
yousell
theysell
Past
Isold
yousold
he/she/itsold
wesold
yousold
theysold
Present Perfect
Ihavesold
youhavesold
he/she/ithassold
wehavesold
youhavesold
theyhavesold
Past Perfect
Ihadsold
youhadsold
he/she/ithadsold
wehadsold
youhadsold
theyhadsold