sold-out

• 指演出、活动、商品等因门票或存货已全部售出或预订而不再有货可买。

Describes an event, product, or performance for which all tickets or items have been completely purchased or reserved.

1. Completely purchasedA2formal

   All available tickets or items have been bought, leaving none for sale.

   售罄

   • The concert was sold-out within hours.
   • We couldn't get tickets because the show was sold-out.
   • The store had a sold-out sign on the new video game.

   同义词depletedexhaustedout of stock

   反义词availableunsold

2. Corrupted by briberyC1informal

   Describes a person who has accepted money or favors in exchange for dishonest actions.

   被收买的

   • The politician was completely sold-out to corporate interests.
   • He was a sold-out judge who always ruled in favor of the highest bidder.
   • The journalist was accused of being sold-out after publishing a biased article.

   同义词corruptmercenaryvenal

   反义词honestprincipleduncorrupted