sell off

英 [ˈsel ɒf]

美 [ˈsel ɔːf]

变卖; 廉价出售

柯林斯词典

verb

get rid of by selling, usually at reduced prices
1. The store sold off the surplus merchandise

Once established it would be difficult to run down or sell off such institutions.
这类机构一旦建立，就很难解散或出售。
We may need to sell off some of our assets.
我们可能需要廉价出售部分资产。
The remainder of the stock will be sell off at half price.
全部剩余库存将以半价出售。
Stronger economic data in the US and Europe, has led to a significant sell off in global bonds.
美国和欧洲的强劲经济数据导致全球债券被大量出售。
The measures include moves to sell off state assets and changes in the tax and pension regimes.
该措施包括低价出售国有资产，进行税收和养老金政策的改革。
Not sure if this difference between companies to sell off the island of Hainan is to capsize the affirmative.
不知道这之间的区别公司卖掉了海南岛是倾覆是肯定的。
Big industrial groups like DuPont and Dow are also expected to sell off business units.
根据预期，杜邦（DuPont）和陶氏（Dow）等工业集团可能也会出售一些业务部门。
So why sell off yesterday?
那么，为什么昨日会出现抛售？
During bankruptcy, GM would have been able to sell off divisions, facilities and brands.
在破产期间，通用汽车应能够出售旗下的部门、设施和品牌。
The company is selling off some sites and concentrating on cutting debts
该公司正在变卖几块地皮，全力削减债务。