sell off

英 [ˈsel ɒf]

美 [ˈsel ɔːf]

变卖; 廉价出售

柯林斯词典

verb

get rid of by selling, usually at reduced prices
1. The store sold off the surplus merchandise

Stores tried to sell off their Christmas goods.
节日一过，商店纷纷廉价出售圣诞节商品。
Stronger economic data in the US and Europe, has led to a significant sell off in global bonds.
美国和欧洲的强劲经济数据导致全球债券被大量出售。
The time always very fast revolves, carelessly, in your I refer to disappear sell off pass.
时光总是飞快运转，不经意地在你我的指间消消流逝。
The company was forced to sell off some of its assets.
这家公司被迫出售了一部分资产。
Attaching strings to your offer will attenuate your chance to sell off the goods.
在你们的报盘上增加附加条件就会减少你们售出货物的机会。
They had to sell off 10 percent of all underutilized farmland.
他们不得不将10%未被充分利用的农田廉价卖掉。
During bankruptcy, GM would have been able to sell off divisions, facilities and brands.
在破产期间，通用汽车应能够出售旗下的部门、设施和品牌。
We had to sell things off to pay the brewery bill.
我们不得不变卖东西以偿付啤酒厂的账单。
Speculators lose interest and some of the big miners sell off their computers at a heavy loss.
投机者失去了对比特币的兴趣，部分最大矿工以极大亏损抛售了手中的电脑。
So why sell off yesterday?
那么，为什么昨日会出现抛售？