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sell sth off
— phrasal verb with sell /sel/ verb (sold, sold)Definition
(Definition of sell sth off from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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sell (sb) out phrasal verb
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sell out phrasal verb (SELL ALL)
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sell out phrasal verb (SELL BUSINESS)
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sell sb a bill of goods idiom
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sell sb down the river idiom
- sell sth off phrasal verb
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sell up phrasal verb
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sell verb (MONEY)
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sell verb (PERSUADE)
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sell your soul (to the devil) idiom
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sell yourself/sth short idiom
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Synonyms and related words:
- administration noun (BUSINESS CLOSING)
- axe noun
- bankrupt verb
- bankruptcy noun
- branch out phrasal verb
- charter verb (OFFICIAL START)
- dying adjective
- establishment noun (START)
- float verb (BUSINESS)
- growing pains noun (DIFFICULTIES)
- locate verb (MOVE)
- moribund adjective
- official receiver noun
- organic growth noun
- prosper verb
- receiver noun (PERSON)
- receivership noun
- shut (sth) down phrasal verb
- wind (sth) down phrasal verb
- wind sth up phrasal verb
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