sellout in Polish
sellout in Polish is sprzedawczyk — sellout means someone who abandons their principles for money or personal advantage.
sellout in Polish
sprzedawczyk
(informal, idiomatic) A person who sells out, who compromises their principles for financial gain or some other advantage.
What does "sellout" mean?
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noun Someone who abandons their principles for money or personal advantage.
"Fans accused the band of being sellouts after they signed with a major label."
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noun An event, especially a show or match, for which every ticket has been sold.
"The final was a total sellout within an hour of tickets going on sale."
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sellout in a sentence
- Fans accused the band of being sellouts after they signed with a major label.
- The final was a total sellout within an hour of tickets going on sale.
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What is "sellout" in Polish?
"sellout" in Polish is sprzedawczyk. sellout means: Someone who abandons their principles for money or personal advantage.
How do you use "sellout" in a sentence?
Example: "Fans accused the band of being sellouts after they signed with a major label." In Polish, "sellout" is sprzedawczyk.
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