sale
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- noun
- /seɪl/
:
venta
- Your honor, the law that Mr. French referenced only permits the capture and sale of whales for research purposes.
- retail sales
- increase sales
- gross sales
Like you need to learn sales, marketing, scaling.
- Like you need to learn sales, marketing, scaling.
- So Devin from Hawaii says what sales techniques turn people off now?
- So how can sales be down when demand is up?
- That is, if something is just trying to make a sale and it's a turn off.
- They all have their own traditions, but the basic sales process is always the same.
- So I'm big on sales in general.
- You can tell by the sale of Tesla stock, stock.
- And and it says I've you've already made the sale for sure.
- If you can exceed their expectations post sale because the post sale factor matters.
- So he's not really making the sale, but he's doing all the research.
- So it's like I'm, I'm the sales guy and I stay.
- It's not compatible with like sales and the red line.
Examples
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So we are not actively pursuing a sale at this time.
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I put a product on sale on Monday.
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And they have a huge sale happening right now.
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No, my wife had to stay behind in Phoenix to complete the sale of our home.
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Check out our end of year sale on sale now at mythical.com.
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The sale's all lined up, $275,000.
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In 1978, the federal government banned the sale of lead-based paint for commercial uses.
Academic text (2017) -
The store is having a big sale this weekend, with many items discounted.
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After much negotiation, they finally completed the sale of their old car.
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The website features a clearance sale where customers can find great deals.
Synonyms
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Exchanging goods or services for money
Antonyms
Idioms
Compounds
- Specialized
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5.6
Selling a house for less than the amount owed on the mortgage with the bank's agreement
- Formal
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3.7
Written paper that shows one person sells a thing like a car to another who becomes the owner
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A sale where a shop sells everything at low prices because it is closing
- Formal
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8.4
A public event where a local officer called a sheriff sells property to pay a debt
- Formal
An agreement where the seller keeps ownership of the goods until the buyer pays in full
An event when shops sell goods at much lower prices for a short time to clear old stock
How Big
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Sale is the noun form of the common verb sell, which comes from an old English word meaning 'to give' or 'hand over'. So a sale is simply the act of handing something over to someone in exchange for money.