to resell
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- verb
- /ˌriːˈsɛl/
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revender
- After fixing the old phones, she decided to resell them online.
- resell electricity
This is the same cycle on which student textbooks are resold to the coop.
- This is the same cycle on which student textbooks are resold to the coop.
- Worst case scenario, GPUs can be resold for some fraction of what you paid.
- I'm like, so I, I buy couches and I resell them and they're like, what?
- And the myth is that that car could not be resold.
- So Scott, let's talk about that strategy of basically repackaging and reselling old IP.
- The companies do and they resell that data, your, your data to advertisers.
- Nordstrom doesn't create anything, they buy AT Shirts and resell them.
- And finally, people love to use Facebook to resell their stuff, but there are dangers to be aware of.
- And for those of you who did not know, when you return a garment, the chances that that garment will be resold to someone else are very low.
- So Alejandro just told me that you bought a couple of purchases today to revamp them and resell them.
- So Alejandra just told me that you bought a couple of purchases today to revamp them and resell them.
- Well, if it's just a family cemetery, it's the biggest difference is whether or not you're going to be reselling plots.
- And Edwin would go to these places all over the the malls and the small cell phone stores and he would resell these credits for a cheaper price than the carriers would sell them for.
Examples
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We will buy them ourselves and resell them on the market.
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- Just buy them and then resell them -
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Originally, we were gonna fix it up, try to resell it.
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We buy it with the money and then we resell it.
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Once the goods arrive Sam will resell them
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But with this one, when you get to California, you could resell, make a profit.
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And finally, people love to use Facebook to resell their stuff, but there are dangers to be aware of.
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Moore: Peter deals exclusively with clients who buy up foreclosed homes and then resell them at a profit.
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And because ticket sales have moved online, scalpers have been able to buy up tickets in a way they couldn't in the past to resell them at a premium to music fans.
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Ciano notes that some of the center's larger customers are reselling the compost for $22 per cubic yard.
Academic text (1997)
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Etymology
The word resell combines the prefix re- meaning 'again' and sell meaning 'to sell', so it literally means to 'sell again'. Think of buying a phone and then selling it online — that is reselling.