英语词组sell on是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Phr V

sell on

sells, selling, sold

sell sb on sth

informal to make someone like an idea or planusually passive

She's really sold on the idea of going abroad to study.

sell on sth or sell sth on

mainly British to sell something soon after you have bought it

Are you going to keep your shares or sell them on?

often + to

The company buys electricity from the central generator and then sells it on to customers.

sell (one) on (something)

To convince or persuade one to do something or to accept some plane or idea. Often used in passive constructions. I can't believe he sold me on another one of his harebrained schemes. I just don't like the way their customer service agents try to sell you on extra policies or more expensive packages—that's the sales team's job. I wasn't sold on the idea until they showed me exactly how they planned to spend the money.

sell someone on something

to convince someone to do something; to convince someone to accept an idea. Mary sold me on ordering pizza for dinner. John sold Anne on switching long-distance phone companies.

sell on

To persuade someone to recognize the worth or desirability of something: They sold me on the usefulness of their new products, so I invested in their company.

词组	sell on
释义	Phr V sell on sells, selling, sold sell sb on sth informal to make someone like an idea or planusually passive She's really sold on the idea of going abroad to study. sell on sth or sell sth on mainly British to sell something soon after you have bought it Are you going to keep your shares or sell them on? often + to The company buys electricity from the central generator and then sells it on to customers. phrasesell on1. be sold on sth to like or support something, especially an idea or plan: Edouard Balladur, the finance minister, was already sold on the tax-cut policy. The principal of Bonham High impressed her so much that she was sold on the school.2. sell on sth • *sell sth* on** BrE to sell something to another person soon after you have bought it: She buys old houses, redecorates them, and sells them on at a huge profit.■ SIMILAR TO: sell sell (one) on (something) To convince or persuade one to do something or to accept some plane or idea. Often used in passive constructions. I can't believe he sold me on another one of his harebrained schemes. I just don't like the way their customer service agents try to sell you on extra policies or more expensive packages—that's the sales team's job. I wasn't sold on the idea until they showed me exactly how they planned to spend the money. sell someone on something to convince someone to do something; to convince someone to accept an idea. Mary sold me on ordering pizza for dinner. John sold Anne on switching long-distance phone companies. sell on v. To persuade someone to recognize the worth or desirability of something: They sold me on the usefulness of their new products, so I invested in their company.
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