English to Irish Meaning of sell - dhíol


Sell :
dhíol

dhíol, airgead a chur i, tarraing, tharraingt, tarraingt, iompar, stráice amach, mheabhlaireachta, lúbarnaíl, Chill, theipeann, a dhíol

dhíoldíoltóirdíoltóirídíolDíolann
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Definitions of sell in English
Noun(1) the activity of persuading someone to buy
Verb(1) exchange or deliver for money or its equivalent(2) be sold at a certain price or in a certain way(3) persuade somebody to accept something(4) do business; offer for sale as for one's livelihood(5) give up for a price or reward(6) be approved of or gain acceptance(7) be responsible for the sale of(8) deliver to an enemy by treachery
Examples of sell in English
(1) the excitement of scientific achievement is too subtle a sell to stir the public(2) Our stock is small simply because supermarkets sell popular books cheaper than we can buy them.(3) In my outline of the different venues available to sell your work I have not mentioned books or magazines.(4) Though the irony was glaring, it was a tough sell to ad agencies.(5) It's an easy sell there, because that's where the commodity has value.(6) do not your lawyers sell all their practice, as your priests their prayers?(7) every other television commercial is a sell for Australian lager(8) Buying a second home in the Desert Southwest was not an easy sell to Sue.(9) to sell yourself(10) The average rider reads these, guarding against the eventual sell .(11) actually, Hawaii's a bit of a sell(12) We'll look at the tough sell facing our commerce secretary in Beijing.(13) scandals sell newspapers(14) But so much of it is a real-life cartoon, that little kids seem a natural sell .(15) I would also deliver items to stores where people worked to stock and sell them.(16) For one, getting capital from skittish investors proved a tough sell .
Related Phrases of sell
(1) to sell ::
Díol
(2) buy and sell ::
cheannach agus a dhíol
(3) hard sell ::
dhíol crua
(4) sell up ::
dhíol suas
(5) sell-off ::
a dhíol-uaire
(6) sell-by date ::
dhíol-réir an dáta
(7) sell short ::
dhíol gearr
(8) sell well ::
a dhíol go maith
Synonyms
Verb
1. put up for sale ::
a chuirtear ar díol
2. trade in ::
trádáil in
3. go ::
dul
4. cost ::
costas
5. promote ::
a chur chun cinn
6. betray ::
betray
7. trade ::
Trádáil
Antonyms
1. buy ::
cheannach
2. purchase ::
cheannach
Different Forms
sell, seller, sellers, selling, sells
Word Example from TV Shows
would convince any Spaniard\Nto sell their mother.

would convince any Spaniard
to SELL their mother.

Money Heist Season 3, Episode 7

Oh, I already found a guy online
who's willing to sell.

Oh, I already found a guy online who's willing to SELL.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 14

I know. Why don't you use your sales training
to go back down there and sell yourself?

I know. Why don't you use your sales training to go back down there and SELL yourself?

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 4

She wanted to sell them, I said okay,
and in one week, I made a $156.

She wanted to SELL them, I said okay, and in one week, I made a $156.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 18

So if the guy won't sell,
he won't sell.

So if the guy won't SELL, he won't SELL.

Breaking Bad Season 4, Episode 3

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