be sold on (something)

To be confident in or convinced about something's viability, veracity, etc., often to the point of being enthusiastically supportive of it. I don't know, this plan still sounds pretty risky to me—I'm not sold on it yet. After seeing the presentation, I'm sold on this investment—let's do it!

be ˈsold on something

(informal) be very enthusiastic about something: We were really sold on the idea.

词组	be sold on (something)
释义	be sold on (something) be sold on (something) To be confident in or convinced about something's viability, veracity, etc., often to the point of being enthusiastically supportive of it. I don't know, this plan still sounds pretty risky to me—I'm not sold on it yet. After seeing the presentation, I'm sold on this investment—let's do it! See also: on, sold Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. be ˈsold on something (informal) be very enthusiastic about something: We were really sold on the idea. See also: on, sold, something Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: be sold on something sold on (something) sold on someone or something when the rubber hits the road when the rubber meets the road where the rubber hits the road where the rubber meets the road the proof of the pudding proof of the pudding, the the proof of the pudding is in the eating
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