Vocab Bloom Hub

sale

/seɪl/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das den Austausch einer Ware, Dienstleistung oder Sache gegen Geld bezeichnet; bezeichnet auch ein Ereignis oder einen Zeitraum, in dem Waren zu reduzierten Preisen verkauft werden.

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noun

/seɪl/A2formalbusiness
  • deSubstantiv, das den Austausch einer Ware, Dienstleistung oder Sache gegen Geld bezeichnet; bezeichnet auch ein Ereignis oder einen Zeitraum, in dem Waren zu reduzierten Preisen verkauft werden.

A noun referring to the exchange of a product, service, or item for money; also refers to an event or period during which goods are sold at reduced prices.

  1. Exchange for moneyA1formal

    The act of selling something; the exchange of goods or services for money.

    deVerkauf

    • The sale of the house was completed last week.
    • They made a large sale to a new client.
    • The company reported strong sales this quarter.

    Synonymesellingvending

    Antonymebuypurchase

  2. Discounted eventA1informal

    A period during which goods are sold at reduced prices.

    deAusverkauf

    • The store is having a big sale on winter coats.
    • I bought this jacket at a 50% off sale.
    • The sale starts on Friday and lasts all weekend.

    Synonymeclearancecloseoutpromotion

  3. AuctionB1formal

    A public event where goods are sold to the highest bidder.

    deAuktion

    • The painting was sold at a charity sale.
    • They attended a livestock sale at the fairgrounds.
    • The antique sale attracted many collectors.

    Synonymeauctionauction salevendue

Formen
  • sales plural form
  • sales' possessive plural form
  • sale's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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