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verschleudern
sell dirt cheap
verschleudern
squander
verschleudere, verschleudern
squander
Dumpingpreis m
zu Dumpingpreisen verkaufen, verschleudern
dumping price, giveaway price
to dump
Dumpingpreis m
Dumpingpreise pl
zu Dumpingpreisen verkaufen; verschleudern
dumping price; giveaway price
dumping prices; giveaway prices
to dump
etw. (was sich schlecht verkauft) verschleudern v econ.
verschleudernd
verschleudert
to dump sth. (that sells badly)
dumping
dumped
etw. verprassen; etw. verschleudern; etw. verpulvern (Geld)
Geld für etw. hinauswerfen übtr.
to splash sth.
to splash money on sth.
etw. verprassen; etw. verschleudern; etw. verpulvern v (Geld)
Geld für etw. hinauswerfen übtr.
to splash sth.
to splash money on sth.
etw. zu einem zu niedrigen Preis anbieten; etw. verschleudern ugs. v econ.
unter Wert angeboten
to underprice sth.
underpriced
etw. verschleudern; etw. verramschen v ugs.
verschleudernd; verramschend
verschleudert; verramscht
to bargain away sth. coll.
bargaining away
bargained away
vergeuden; verschleudern; zunichte machen v
vergeudend; verschleudernd; zunichte machend
vergeudet; verschleudert; zunichte gemacht
to scatter
scattering
scattered
vergeuden, verschleudern, zunichte machen v
vergeudend, verschleudernd, zunichte machend
vergeudet, verschleudert, zunichte gemacht
to scatter
scattering
scattered
verschleudern, verprassen
verschleudernd, verprassend
verschleudert, verprasst
verschleudert, verprasst
verschleuderte, verprasste
to squander
squandering
squandered
squanders
squandered
etw. verschleudern; verhökern; verscherbeln; verschachern; verscheuern; verklopfen; verscheppern Ös.; verquanten Schw. ugs. (an jdn.) v
to sell off () sth.; to flog sth. Br. coll. (to sb.)
etw. verschleudern; verpulvern; verprassen v
verschleudernd; verpulvernd; verprassend
verschleudert; verpulvert; verprasst
verschleudert; verpulvert; verprasst
verschleuderte; verpulverte; verprasste
to squander sth.
squandering
squandered
squanders
squandered
etw. verschleudern; verpulvern; verprassen v
verschleudernd; verpulvernd; verprassend
verschleudert; verpulvert; verprasst
verschleudert; verpulvert; verprasst
verschleuderte; verpulverte; verprasste
to squander sth.; to wanton away sth.
squandering
squandered
squanders
squandered

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sell  abalienate  advertise  alien  alienate  amortize  argue into  assign  assure  ballyhoo  bark  barter  be convincing  be in  be sold  bequeath  betray  bill  boost  brim  bring  bring home to  bring in  bring over  bring round  bring to reason  brink  build up  bulletin  bunker  captivate  carry  carry conviction  cater  cede  charm  cheat  circularize  clear the trade  close out  coal  command  con  confer  consign  convert  convert into cash  convey  convict  convince  convinced  cross  cry up  cut under  deal in  deceit  deception  deed  deed over  deliver  demise  devolve upon  dispose of  double-cross  draw  draw over  drive home to  dump  edge  effect a sale  enfeoff  establish  exchange  fake  feed  fetch  fill up  flimflam  flog  forage  fringe  fuel  furnish  gain  gain over  gas  gas up  give  give a write-up  give away  give publicity  give title to  gross  hand  hand down  hand on  hand over  handle  hawk  hem  hoax  hook  hook in  inform against  inspire belief  job  lead to believe  liquidate  make a sale  make over  market  merchandise  move  negotiate  net  offer  oil  outtalk  pass  pass on  pass over  peddle  perimeter  periphery  persuade  persuaded  placard  plug  post  post bills  post up  press-agent  prevail on  prevail upon  prevail with  promote  provender  provision  publicize  puff  purvey  push  put across  put over  put-on  realize  resell  retail  return  sacrifice  satisfy  sell for  sell off  sell on consignment  sell one on  sell out  sell over  sell retail  sell short  sell up  sell wholesale  selvage  settle  settle on  sham  shop  sign away  sign over  skirt  spiel  spoof  stock  supply  surrender  sway  talk into  talk over  tattle on  tell on  terminate the account  top off  trade  trade in  traffic  traffic in  transfer  transmit  turn into money  turn over  undercut  undersell  unload  vend  verge  victual  wangle  wangle into  wear down  wholesale  win  win over  write up  yield  
sell out  apostatize  bear witness against  beguile  betray  blab  blow the whistle  bolt  break away  bunk  clear the trade  close out  convert  convert into cash  cross  cut under  defect  delude  desert  double-cross  dump  effect a sale  fink  four-flush  humbug  inform against  inform on  job  let down  liquidate  make a sale  market  merchandise  mislead  move  narc  peach  pull out  rat  resell  retail  run out on  sacrifice  secede  sell  sell off  sell on consignment  sell over  sell retail  sell short  sell up  sell wholesale  snitch  snitch on  split  squeal  stool  take in  tattle  tell on  terminate the account  testify against  turn in  turn informer  turn into money  turn over  two-time  undercut  undersell  unload  wholesale  
sell short  belittle  clear the trade  close out  convert  convert into cash  cut under  deprecate  depreciate  disparage  dump  effect a sale  job  liquidate  make a sale  make light of  make little of  make nothing of  market  merchandise  minimize  misestimate  misprize  move  resell  retail  sacrifice  sell  sell off  sell on consignment  sell out  sell over  sell retail  sell up  sell wholesale  set at naught  set little by  shrug off  terminate the account  think little of  think nothing of  turn into money  turn over  undercut  underestimate  underprize  underrate  underreckon  undersell  undervalue  unload  wholesale  
seller  agent  chandler  clerk  colporteur  dealer  drummer  fishmonger  floorwalker  hawker  ironmonger  merchant  peddler  rep  representative  retailer  sales agent  sales engineer  sales force  sales manager  sales personnel  salesclerk  salesgirl  saleslady  salesman  salespeople  salesperson  saleswoman  scalper  selling agent  shop assistant  shop clerk  shopkeeper  store clerk  sutler  ticket scalper  traveller  vendor  
selling  accouterment  allurement  armament  blandishment  cajolement  cajolery  catering  chandlery  coaxing  conning  consumer preference study  consumer research  consumer survey  direct-mail selling  endowment  engagement  enlistment  equipment  exhortation  finding  fitting out  furnishing  furnishment  hard sell  hawking  high-pressure salesmanship  hortation  huckstering  inducement  investment  jawboning  jobbing  lobbying  logistics  low-pressure salesmanship  mail-order selling  market  market research  marketing  marketing research  merchandising  outfitting  peddling  persuasion  preaching  preachment  preparation  procurement  promotion  providing  provision  provisioning  purveyance  reinforcement  replenishment  resupply  retail  retailing  sales  sales campaign  sales promotion  sales talk  salesmanship  sellout  snow job  soft sell  soft soap  solicitation  suasion  subsidization  subsidy  subvention  supply  supplying  sweet talk  victualing  wheedling  wholesale  wholesaling  working on  
sellout  Judas kiss  betrayal  consumer preference study  consumer research  consumer survey  direct-mail selling  double cross  hard sell  hawking  high-pressure salesmanship  huckstering  jobbing  low-pressure salesmanship  mail-order selling  market research  marketing  marketing research  merchandising  peddling  promotion  retailing  sales campaign  sales promotion  salesmanship  selling  soft sell  wholesaling  

verschleudern Definition

Cheap
(n.) A bargain
Cheap
(n.) Having a low price in market
Cheap
(n.) Of comparatively small value
Cheap
(adv.) Cheaply.
Cheap
(v. i.) To buy
Cheap-jack
(n.) Alt. of Cheap-john
Cheap-john
(n.) A seller of low-priced or second goods
Dirt
(n.) Any foul of filthy substance, as excrement, mud, dust, etc.
Dirt
(n.) Meanness
Dirt
(n.) In placer mining, earth, gravel, etc., before washing.
Dirt
(v. t.) To make foul of filthy
Sell
(n.) Self.
Sell
(n.) A sill.
Sell
(n.) A cell
Sell
(n.) A saddle for a horse.
Sell
(n.) A throne or lofty seat.
Sell
(v. t.) To transfer to another for an equivalent
Sell
(v. t.) To make a matter of bargain and sale of
Sell
(v. t.) To impose upon
Sell
(v. i.) To practice selling commodities.
Sell
(v. i.) To be sold
Sell
(n.) An imposition

sell dirt cheap Bedeutung

hard sell forceful and insistent advertising
soft sell suggestive or persuasive advertising
sell the activity of persuading someone to buy, it was a hard sell
cheap shot an illegal and unsportsmanlike act of unnecessary violence, he called a penalty on them when the lineman took a cheap shot at the quarterback
dirt track a racetrack that is not paved
trail bike
dirt bike
scrambler
a lightweight motorcycle equipped with rugged tires and suspension, an offoad motorcycle designed for riding cross country or over unpaved ground
cheap shot an unnecessarily aggressive and unfair remark directed at a defenseless person
scandal
dirt
malicious gossip
disgraceful gossip about the private lives of other people
huckster
cheap-jack
a seller of shoddy goods
worm
louse
insect
dirt ball
a person who has a nasty or unethical character undeserving of respect
cheap money credit available at low rates of interest
pay dirt a profitable success, the inventor worked for years before hitting pay dirt
dirt
filth grime
soil
stain
grease
grunge
the state of being covered with unclean things
soil dirt the part of the earth's surface consisting of humus and disintegrated rock
crap
dirt shit
shite
poop
turd
obscene terms for feces
pay dirt ore that yields a substantial profit to the miner
sell-by date a date stamped on perishable produce indicating the date by which it should be sold
sell short underestimate the real value or ability of, Don't sell your students short--they are just shy and don't show off their knowledge
sell persuade somebody to accept something, The French try to sell us their image as great lovers
sell out give information that compromises others
dish the dirt
gossip
wag one's tongue, speak about others and reveal secrets or intimacies, She won't dish the dirt
hit the dirt
hit the deck
fall or drop suddenly, usually to evade some danger, The soldiers hit the dirt when they heard gunfire
sell give up for a price or reward, She sold her principles for a successful career
sell exchange or deliver for money or its equivalent, He sold his house in January, She sells her body to survive and support her drug habit
sell short sell securities or commodities or foreign currency that is not actually owned by the seller, who hopes to cover (buy back) the sold items at a lower price and thus to earn a profit
sell off get rid of by selling, usually at reduced prices, The store sold off the surplus merchandise
deal
sell trade b
do business, offer for sale as for one's livelihood, She deals in gold, The brothers sell shoes
sell out
sell up
liquidize
get rid of all one's merchandise
betray
sell
deliver to an enemy by treachery, Judas sold Jesus, The spy betrayed his country
sell be sold at a certain price or in a certain way, These books sell like hot cakes
sell d be responsible for the sale of, All her publicity sold the products
sell e be approved of or gain acceptance, The new idea sold well in certain circles
cheap
inexpensive
relatively low in price or charging low prices, it would have been cheap at twice the price, inexpensive family restaurants
dirt cheap very cheap, a dirt cheap property
cheap
chinchy
chintzy
embarrassingly stingy
dirt
ungraded
(of roads) not leveled or drained, unsuitable for all year travel
bum
cheap
cheesy
chintzy
crummy
punk
sleazy
tinny
of very poor quality, flimsy
d brassy
cheap
flash
flashy
garish
gaudy
gimcrack
loud
meretricious
tacky
tatty
tawdry
trashy dcb
tastelessly showy, a flash car, a flashy ring, garish colors, a gaudy costume, loud sport shirts, a meretricious yet stylish book, tawdry ornaments
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