sold

• Adjetivo que describe algo que ha sido vendido o comprado, o a una persona que está completamente convencida o entusiasmada con una idea o propuesta.

An adjective describing something that has been bought by someone, or a person who is completely convinced or won over by an idea or proposal.

1. Disposed of to a purchaserA2formal

   Having been exchanged for money or other compensation; no longer available for purchase.

   vendido

   • The house was sold last week.
   • All tickets are sold out for tonight's show.
   • The painting was sold to a private collector.

   Sinónimossold-out

   Antónimosavailablefor saleunsold

• Verbo que denota la acción de transferir bienes o servicios a cambio de dinero, o la acción de ofrecer algo para que sea comprado.

A verb used to indicate the act of exchanging goods or services for money.

verbo irregular

1. A1formal

   To give something to someone in exchange for money.

   Vender (a cambio de dinero)

   • She sells handmade jewelry at the market.
   • They sell fresh produce at the store.
   • He sold his old car to buy a new one.

   Sinónimosauctionbarterdispose ofmarketpeddleretailtradevend

   Antónimosbuypurchase

2. Convince or persuadeB1informal

   To successfully persuade someone to accept or buy an idea, product, or service.

   Convencer o persuadir

   • He sold me on the idea of starting a business.
   • The salesman sold the customer on the new phone.
   • She sold the team on her marketing strategy.

   Sinónimosconvincemarketpersuadepitchpromoteswaytalk intowin over

3. Betray for profitC1formal

   To betray someone for personal gain or money.

   Traicionar por dinero

   • He sold out his friends for a reward.
   • The politician was accused of selling his country.
   • Never sell your principles for money.

   Sinónimosbetraydouble crosssell out

Variantes phrasalsell offsell outsell up