sellout in Russian
sellout in Russian is прода́жная душа́, прода́жный челове́к — sellout means someone who abandons their principles for money or personal advantage.
sellout in Russian
прода́жная душа́
Pronounced: prodazhnaya dusha
(informal, idiomatic) A person who sells out, who compromises their principles for financial gain or some other advantage.
прода́жный челове́к
Pronounced: prodazhnyy chelovek
(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 Russian?
"sellout" in Russian is прода́жная душа́, прода́жный челове́к. sellout means: Someone who abandons their principles for money or personal advantage.
How do you pronounce прода́жная душа́?
"sellout" in Russian is прода́жная душа́, pronounced "prodazhnaya dusha".
How do you use "sellout" in a sentence?
Example: "Fans accused the band of being sellouts after they signed with a major label." In Russian, "sellout" is прода́жная душа́, прода́жный челове́к.
Are there other ways to say "sellout" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "sellout": прода́жная душа́, прода́жный челове́к.
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