sale
Refers to selling something quickly.
A sale event that happens once a year.
A sale event that happens during the summer.
A sale event that happens during the winter.
A sale where items are sold to the highest bidder.
An informal sale of used household goods held in one's garage or yard.
A sale event that happens in January, typically after Christmas.
Refers to the selling of prohibited goods.
A consistently high volume of sales.
A high or satisfactory volume of sales.
The highest volume of sales ever achieved.
Sales of goods across different countries.
Sales of goods to other countries.
Sales of goods in foreign countries.
A very low volume of sales.
A volume of sales that is lower than expected.
A period of reduced prices starts.
A period of reduced prices finishes.
A sale is successfully completed.
A sale fails to be completed.
A sale continues as planned.
The place where a retail transaction is completed.
Having become available to be bought.
A growth in the amount of goods or services sold.
A growth in the amount of goods or services sold.
A decrease in the amount of goods or services sold.
A sudden decrease in the amount of goods or services sold.
The terms and rules under which something is sold.
An arrangement where a retailer can return unsold goods to the supplier without payment.
To organize an event where goods are sold.
To sell something to a customer.
To successfully complete a transaction.
To prevent a sale from happening or continuing.
To take action to stop a sale from being completed.
To officially prevent a sale from happening.
To increase sales, often through promotion.
To make the volume of sales larger.
To cause sales to increase significantly.
To have a negative impact on the volume of sales.
A group of people who work together to sell products.
Statistics showing the value or volume of goods sold.
A team of employees responsible for selling products.
The income generated from selling goods or services.
A talk or presentation given by a salesperson to persuade someone to buy something.
The volume of sales has increased.
The volume of sales has decreased.
The volume of sales increases very quickly to a high level.
The volume of sales decreases.
The volume of sales increases steadily.
The volume of sales decreases suddenly and significantly.