sold out [ˌsəʊldˈaʊt, америк. ˌsoʊld-] ПРИЛ.
I. sell out ГЛ. неперех.
1. sell out ТОРГ., ФИНАНС.:
2. sell out перенос.:
II. sell out ГЛ. перех.
sell-out [ˈselaʊt] СУЩ.
1. sell-out ТЕАТР., КИНО.:
2. sell-out (betrayal):
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- преда́тельство ср.
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Both of the concerts performed to sell-out crowds.
en.wikipedia.org The launch of phase three came about after the sell-out performance of the open lots (phase one) and currently fast-selling resort units (phase two).
business.inquirer.net All three productions were sell-out successes and were known for their youthful casts and attempted to bring a different interpretation than the film productions.
en.wikipedia.org This was the fastest ever sell-out concert for the venue.
en.wikipedia.org The album is variously seen as a sell-out under pressure from a record company, or as an attempt to reach a wider audience.
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