sold

• 形容词，形容某物已被某人买下，或指某人完全被某个想法或提议说服、吸引。

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.

   已售出

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

   同义词sold-out

   反义词availablefor saleunsold

• 动词，指用商品或服务换取金钱的行为；也指销售、经销或推销某物。

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

不规则动词

1. A1formal

   To give something to someone in exchange for money.

   卖

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

   同义词auctionbarterdispose ofmarketpeddleretailtradevend

   反义词buypurchase

2. Convince or persuadeB1informal

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

   说服

   • 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.

   同义词convincemarketpersuadepitchpromoteswaytalk intowin over

3. Betray for profitC1formal

   To betray someone for personal gain or money.

   为利益出卖

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

   同义词betraydouble crosssell out

短语动词变体sell offsell outsell up