sell
/sɛl/
verb
- To give something to someone in exchange for money.
- The store sells fresh fruit and vegetables every morning.
- He sold his car to a neighbor for a fair price.
- She decided to sell her old bicycle at the garage sale.
- To offer goods or services for purchase; to be a seller.
- They sell handmade jewelry at the local market.
- Many farmers sell their produce directly to customers.
- The company sells software to small businesses.
- To persuade someone to accept or buy something; to promote.
- He is good at selling his plans to the team.
- The advertisement tried to sell the idea of a healthier lifestyle.
- The politician sold her vision of a cleaner city to the voters.
noun
- The act of selling or an instance of selling; a deal.
- The house was a hard sell because of its location.
- They made a quick sell of the old furniture.
- The product was an easy sell once people saw the demonstration.