sellout

• Substantivo que se refere ao ato de trair os próprios princípios, valores ou companheiros, geralmente em troca de vantagem pessoal, dinheiro ou aprovação. Também pode designar uma pessoa que age dessa forma ou um produto cultural que abandona sua integridade para agradar o grande público.

A noun referring to an act of betrayal of one's principles, values, or associates, often for personal gain or advantage.

1. Betrayal of principlesB2informal

   An act of compromising one's values, integrity, or loyalty for personal gain or popularity.

   Traição de princípios

   • Many fans considered his move to the rival team a sellout.
   • The politician was accused of a sellout to corporate interests.
   • Signing that contract felt like a sellout of his artistic vision.

   Sinônimosapostasybetrayaldefectiondisloyaltydouble-dealingtreason

2. Event with all tickets soldB1informal

   An event, such as a concert or show, for which all available tickets have been sold.

   Casa cheia

   • The concert was a complete sellout within hours.
   • They announced a second date after the first show was a sellout.
   • The stadium was packed for the sellout game.

   Sinônimosfull house