Hanapin
to sell
01
ibenta, ikalakal
to give something to someone in exchange for money
Ditransitive: to sell a commodity to sb
Transitive: to sell a commodity
Example
The fashion brand sold millions of units of their new fragrance.
He sold his old smartphone to his friend for a fair price.
The company plans to sell its new product in international markets.
1.1
magbenta, ilako
to induce or persuade people to accept or buy something, particularly by highlighting its merits
Transitive: to sell sth
Example
A well-dressed window display can sell clothing and accessories effectively.
Sensational headlines often sell tabloid newspapers.
His charismatic presentation skills can sell even the most challenging concepts to clients.
1.2
ipagbibili
to be purchased or sold at a specified price, in particular numbers or in a certain fashion
Example
The company sold over a thousand units of the new gadget on the first day.
The bakery sold its famous pastries at a special price on weekends.
The merchandise for the event just is n't selling.
1.3
ibenta, humikbi
to be the reason as to why something is being bought
Transitive: to sell a product
Example
The unique flavors and quality ingredients sell this ice cream brand.
The stunning design and affordability sell this smartphone to consumers.
The low price is what sells this brand of shoes.
02
ibenta, manghikayat
to make the effort to make someone accept a new idea or plan, etc.
Ditransitive: to sell an idea to sb | to sell sb on an idea
Example
The marketing team had to sell the concept of a new ad campaign to the client.
After the presentation, they were completely sold on the project 's potential.
The professor has a talent for selling complex theories to his students.
2.1
ipagbili, ipakilala
to manage to present oneself in an acceptable way
Transitive: to sell oneself | to sell one's qualities
Example
During the pitch, you have to sell yourself as the right candidate for the project.
Selling yourself confidently can help you win over potential clients.
When networking, it 's important to sell your strengths and capabilities.
03
ibenta ang sariling etika, taksil ang mga prinsipyo
to accept a reward or money in exchange for doing something that does not align with one's moral principles
Transitive: to sell one's moral principles
Example
Some politicians are accused of selling their values for campaign donations.
It 's unfortunate when people sell their principles for material gain.
He chose to sell his integrity for a quick profit.
3.1
ibenta ang sarili, magprostitusyon
to agree to have sex and get paid in return
Transitive: to sell oneself | to sell one's body
Example
He was a prostitute, selling his body for cash.
She was willing to sell her body for money.
They both knew the risks but still chose to sell themselves for a quick buck.
04
ibenta, magbenta
to make items or services available for purchase
Transitive: to sell items or services
Example
The store sells clothing for all seasons.
The company sells software solutions to businesses worldwide.
Do they sell organic skincare products?
Sell
01
benta, aktibidad ng pagbebenta
the activity of persuading someone to buy
Halimbawa
The fashion brand sold millions of units of their new fragrance.
He sold his old smartphone to his friend for a fair price.
The company plans to sell its new product in international markets.
Are you planning to sell your house in the near future?
Do you think they'll sell their old bicycles at the flea market?
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