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Meanings of sell up in English
Synonyms
Examples for "liquidize"
Examples for "liquidize"
1
Remember that, and I may not have to liquidize the pair of you.
2
He pulls a black velvet hood over the blender and liquidizes them.
3
Liquidize, sieve or put through a food mill to make a smooth, even texture.
4
By 'liquidizing' physical assets whose characteristics cannot be changed quickly, finance also helps us to reallocate resources quickly.
5
A shot of liquidized dolphin fin mixed with just the right amount of cobra venom turns the clock back a hundred years.'
1
Remember when the national team used to sell out the national stadium?
2
Tickets are coveted, command a hefty price tag, and sell out quickly.
3
When I reach a million I shall sell out and go away.
4
Maybe they just refused to sell out and see a plastic surgeon.
5
You give him very helpful advice saying don't sell out to Yahoo!.
Usage of sell up in English
1
Portugal will also sell up to 1 billion euros of three-month T-bills.
2
They may also sell up to an additional 15 percent, Mavi said.
3
Second, I'm not a Newcastle fan but please sell up, Mike Ashley.
4
They'll either grin and bear it, or they'll sell up and leave.
5
So we're looking to sell up, we're putting the house on the market.
6
France will sell up to 9 billion euros of long-term bonds.
7
These trends are happening throughout London, which is tempting many to sell up.
8
But in 2002 a pragmatic decision was taken to sell up.
9
I just decided to sell up and get a job with someone else.
10
I'd better sell up at once and go and live in a club.
11
Headlines about the farm killings are another incentive to sell up.
12
Maybe I could sell up and buy a cottage in Clare.
13
Uncle Ralston would never retire or sell up or invest in anything new.
14
Grandfather has got to sell up all the stock to pay a debt.'
15
There's nought to be done but sell up, and pay the cash down.
16
It also has right of first refusal if the family wants to sell up.
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Sell up through the time
Sell up across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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