sell

verb26 collocationsAvg. frequency: 6.5

To offer something for sale at a low price.

To sell off assets or a business for a very low price.

To sell all or part of a business or assets, often quickly and at a low price.

To trade in goods or assets as a business.

To sell something for more money than was paid to acquire or produce it.

To sell something for less money than was paid to acquire or produce it.

To sell something for a price lower than its usual price.

Refers to medicines or goods sold legally in a shop without a prescription.

To be sold to the highest bidder at a public sale.

To sell something for a price higher than its usual or nominal value.

To force someone into a condition of being a slave.

Expresses a desire to sell something.

Refers to making an effort to sell something.

Indicates an intention to sell something in the future.

Expresses readiness or agreement to sell something.

Indicates that someone must sell something due to external pressure or necessity.

To be legally entitled to sell property or assets.

A recommendation from a financial analyst or a market indicator suggesting that a particular security or market should be sold.

Used to state the amount of money received in exchange for something.

Used to identify the buyer.

Used to specify the price or location of a sale.