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Meanings of sellout in inglés

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sellout

Expression for the compromising of a person's integrity in exchange for personal gain.

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Examples for "selling out"
Examples for "selling out"
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A second source said the Qataris had no intention of selling out.
Reuters
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Other investors are simply selling out of stocks Woodford is linked to.
Reuters
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Twitter has long resisted surrendering its independence, but selling out makes sense.
Wired
4
You will in truth be accused of selling out to the English.
The Puppet Crown
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Despite previously selling out, it is still available online in some sizes.
The Guardian
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He added: During the struggle, some people sold out for different reasons.
The South African
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Despite the steep prices, corporate tickets sold out over a year ago.
The Guardian
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Stores are sold out, so of course there's a secondary market emerging.
News.com.au
4
His show on January 30th was sold out within minutes yesterday morning.
The Irish Times
5
A limited pre-launch option opened up today but it's already sold out.
The South African
Usage of sellout in inglés
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So to be called a sellout … hooooo it hurts, she said.
News.com.au
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A sellout crowd praised Darling with several loud ovations throughout the game.
Reuters
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It was a sellout show and kick-started a three year career… Audio
Radio NZ
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Carolina's failure to create many quality scoring chances disturbed the sellout crowd.
Reuters
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Kevin Bieksa scored for the Canucks before a disappointed white-towel-waving sellout crowd.
The Guardian
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Arizona had chances but couldn't convert in front of a sellout crowd.
Reuters
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March 13, the date of the fight, was a sellout far in advance.
The new yorker
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Their world tour this year included a sellout concert in Paris.
The Guardian
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In a tough touring climate, the Peas continue doing sellout business.
Reuters
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On occasions, our products are in high demand and sellout faster than anticipated.
News.com.au
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What it didn't mean was a sellout of my national and European identity.
The Irish Times
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The sellout gallery gave the event an atmosphere like a major.
Reuters
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That was when a sellout crowd at the United Center erupted with joy.
Reuters
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If it went to Fiji it would also be a sellout.
Radio NZ
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An already-loud sellout crowd hit unparalleled decibel levels, even by Bridgestone Arena standards.
Reuters
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The Hornets announced their 13th sellout of the season at the Spectrum Center.
Reuters
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