片语

sell only for cash限用现金出售

sell it for recycling为了再循环利用而卖

sell space for a paper为报纸卖

sell sth for some money某物卖多少钱

sell for futures delivery出售期货

Sell ware for best price以最优价卖出货物

sell something for a song以便宜的价格出售

to sell goods for charity义卖

英汉例句

• Most businesses sell for two to five times their annual earnings or profits, and many parties who are interested in selling end up simply closing shop after not finding an interested buyer.

  很多企业主在卖出自己企业的时候都会开价很高，一般是自己企业年收益的2-5倍，并且很多想卖自己企业的企业主最终都因为未找到合适买家而告终。

• Well, builders can sell for a really high price, so they start building a lot of houses.

  建造商能以高价将房屋卖出，所以他们广建新房。

• They are highly prized by gourmets and consequently sell for hundreds or even thousands of dollars a pound.

  它们受到美食家的高度赞赏并且因此价格高达一磅一百美元乃至上千美元。

• At the Two-Dirham Plaza nearby, many items now sell for five.

  在Two - Dirham(两元店)集市旁，许多东西现在都卖到5元。

• A rhino horn can sell for thousands of pounds on the black market.

  一只犀角在黑市上能卖几千英镑。

• Lankam, an 11-year-old male Asian elephant at the Maesa Camp in Chiang Mai, northern Thailand, has painted a vase of flowers (see photo) which will sell for 2000 baht (RMB393).

  泰国北部清迈府湄沙大象训练营的11岁雄性亚洲象「兰坎」，日前画出一盆花(见图)，售价为2000泰铢(约合人民币393元)。

• They acknowledge the proposal is a tough sell for NASA, with its focus on safety, and suggest the private sector might be more fertile ground.

  他们承认，要让美国宇航局接受这项提案很难，主要是安全性问题，因而向私营部门提出这个建议也许更有希望。

• Free apps have become the norm, and very few sell for more than 99cents.

  免费的程序司空见惯，只有很少一部分程序能卖到99美分以上。

• That「s a good deal, considering larger crabs can sell for more than $9 in wholesale markets.

  考虑到略微大点的螃蟹在批发市场能卖到9块多美金，这就是笔不错的生意了。

• 「Homes round here used to sell for $120,000, but if you can get it for $25,000, that would be a good deal,」 he suggests.

  他还建议说：「这儿的房屋曾经可以卖到12万美元，可是现在如果你能卖到2.5万美元，那就很不错了。」

• WITH its shelves laden with affordable goods, a quarter of which sell for $1 or less, Dollar General has prospered like few other companies during the current recession.

  Dollar General的货架上摆满了大众可以消费得起的商品，其中有大约四分之一售价都不超过一美元。 凭借这种销售方式，该公司成功跻身为数不多的在当前经济衰退的条件下仍能保持盈利的企业行列。

• Bottles now sell for half of what they did in the summer.

  可乐瓶子的价格比起夏天时候，落了一半的价。

• The simplest version, which it hopes to sell for less than $15, is designed to allow children to do their homework in the evenings without a candle or smoky kerosene lamp.

  飞利浦希望能够以15美元的单价出售最简单的照明装置——使用这种装置，孩子们晚上学习的时候就不用点蜡烛或者烟雾缭绕的煤油灯了。

• Good Android applications sell for $10-$20 all day. and they sell tens of thousands of applications.

  好的Android应用程序卖到$10-$20一天，并且他们卖出了成千上万套应用程序。

• The size of today」s wagers can be gleaned from price tags for the toughest crickets, known as「 generals, 」which can sell for hundreds and sometimes thousands of dollars.

  而如今的赌注规模从最厉害的蟋蟀的价签上可见一斑，这种蟋蟀也叫「将军」，可以卖到几百美元甚至几千美元。

• The frames sell for 33,600 yen (310 dollars) in Japan.

  这款镜框在日本的售价为33600(310美元)日元。

• Single cups of the world「s most expensive coffee have been known to sell for almost $100 in specialty outlets in London.

  据我们所知，在伦敦，这个世界最昂贵咖啡在指定销售点的售价是每杯接近100美金。

• Quality truffles can sell for more than a $1,000 a pound.

  上等的松露每磅能卖到1000多美元。

• His new trees won」t produce nuts he can sell for about a decade.

  他的新树不可能生产出让他能卖十年的果核。

• 「At the retail level, turkeys sell for whatever they「re going to sell for,」 Harvey says. In many parts of the country, a whole Turkey is going for less than 50 cents a pound.

  对于零售价，「火鸡可以卖出任意价格」，哈维说，在很多地方，一只整火鸡每磅不到50美分。

• Depending on quality, five-metre-long mammoth tusks can sell for tens of thousands of dollars.

  猛犸象象牙价格视质量而定。 一根5米长的象牙可以卖到数万美元。

• Why would a sensible person watch the value of his home fall for years, only to sell for a big loss?

  为什么总是一个明智的人看着他的房屋价值下降多年，只得亏本出售。

• Huge pumpkins like these can sell for ten thousand dollars.

  像这样的巨型南瓜可以卖1万美金。

• Watsons」 own brand products, such as its popular water brands, sell for two to three times the price of competitors.

  屈臣氏自有品牌产品(比如广受欢迎的瓶装水)的售价是竞争对手的两到三倍。

• The government will nonetheless tread cautiously. Quantitative easing is a tricky policy to sell for it amounts to printing money, evoking images of wheelbarrows of notes in Weimar Germany.

  尽管政府会小心行事，但推行定量宽松政策仍比较棘手，因为该政策说白了就是开印钞票，这使人们回想起用推车成捆地运德国魏玛政府纸币[注2]的场景。