sell in Latin
sell in Latin is abalieno, vendō, vendere — sell means to hand over goods or services to someone in exchange for money.
sell in Latin
What does "sell" mean?
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verb To hand over goods or services to someone in exchange for money.
"She sold her old car for two thousand pounds."
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verb To promote or present an idea so that people accept it.
"He tried to sell the board on his new marketing plan."
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verb To betray someone, especially for money or personal gain.
"His old partner sold him out to save himself."
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noun An act of selling something, or a disappointing trick played on someone.
"The whole deal turned out to be a sell."
sell in a sentence
- She sold her old car for two thousand pounds.
- The shop sells everything from bread to batteries.
- He tried to sell the board on his new marketing plan.
- You need to sell the idea before anyone will fund it.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "sell" in Latin?
"sell" in Latin is abalieno, vendō, vendere. sell means: To hand over goods or services to someone in exchange for money.
How do you use "sell" in a sentence?
Example: "She sold her old car for two thousand pounds." In Latin, "sell" is abalieno, vendō, vendere.
Are there other ways to say "sell" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 6 translations listed for "sell": abalieno, vendō, vendere, vēneō, dēludō, ēlūdō.