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

The move led to the frenzied weekend of talks that culminated in the Fed-backed rescue and the decision to sell off most of AIG's assets.
此举导致了周末的疯狂谈判，以美联储支持下的拯救行动和出售美国国际集团大多数资产的决定而告终。
After the war we were forced to sell off part of the farm.
战后我们被迫廉价卖了农场一部分田地。
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。
The Fed, too, says it has no plans to sell off its own holdings.
和他们一样，美联储也表示不打算抛售手中的国债。
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。
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。
The remainder of the stock will be sell off at half price.
全部剩余库存将以半价出售。
Ted and his lawyers gave the company 11 months to sell off everything.
特德和他的律师们预计这家公司在11个月的时间内将变卖所有东西。
He can't sell off his paintings.
他的画卖不出去。
Big industrial groups like DuPont and Dow are also expected to sell off business units.
根据预期，杜邦（DuPont）和陶氏（Dow）等工业集团可能也会出售一些业务部门。