Definition of resell in English:

resell

verbresold riːˈsɛlˈriːsɛlriˈsɛl

[with object]

Sell (something one has bought) to someone else.
products can be resold on the black market for huge profits
Example sentencesExamples
- Returning to retailing, we should remind ourselves that a retailer is simply an organization that buys products for the purpose of reselling them to consumers.
- Now the carriers are looking to expand the market by letting subscribers resell talk time to friends and neighbors.
- He pointed out that there were 155 companies reselling broadband in Britain, while there were only three or four companies here.
- He would then paint the houses and resell them at far higher prices.
- The big questions are how much to invest and how much can you expect to have gained on reselling the piece at a later date.
- A taxable dealer is a person whose principal activity is reselling natural gas or electricity.
- In return, it got either the right to resell the product or receive payments of nearly $30 million a year.
- That product could be resold to the customer; he may not have ever opened it.
- He made his initial fortune in the 1990s by taking over and reselling bankrupt companies.
- That data was gleaned and resold by the agencies to news media, market researchers and other retailers.
- They have been sold and resold by their masters only within a radius of five kilometres.
- He knew that if he could buy items at a cheap price, reselling them for a healthy profit would not be that difficult.
- If a house purchased under the scheme is resold within 10 years then the sale price discounted by the local authority is payable.
- Its main business was reselling training products and courses over the internet and on CD-Roms and videos.
- There are reputable companies which source and resell end-of-life products and second-hand products.
- He bought cheap land and resold the properties for huge profits 12 months later.
- The club started selling shares two years ago and has imposed a moratorium of five years before any shares can be resold.
- The longer the notice, the more chance the airline or tour operator has of reselling the tickets, minimising its losses and refunding you a portion of the purchase price.
- He's struck a deal to resell courses from an E-learning company.
- With only 150 accredited registrars actively selling and reselling domains, it is a fairly small industry.

Definition of resell in US English:

resell

verbriˈsɛlrēˈsel

[with object]

Sell (something one has bought) to someone else.
products can be resold on the black market for huge profits
Example sentencesExamples
- The longer the notice, the more chance the airline or tour operator has of reselling the tickets, minimising its losses and refunding you a portion of the purchase price.
- Its main business was reselling training products and courses over the internet and on CD-Roms and videos.
- In return, it got either the right to resell the product or receive payments of nearly $30 million a year.
- He knew that if he could buy items at a cheap price, reselling them for a healthy profit would not be that difficult.
- Returning to retailing, we should remind ourselves that a retailer is simply an organization that buys products for the purpose of reselling them to consumers.
- With only 150 accredited registrars actively selling and reselling domains, it is a fairly small industry.
- If a house purchased under the scheme is resold within 10 years then the sale price discounted by the local authority is payable.
- A taxable dealer is a person whose principal activity is reselling natural gas or electricity.
- The club started selling shares two years ago and has imposed a moratorium of five years before any shares can be resold.
- He pointed out that there were 155 companies reselling broadband in Britain, while there were only three or four companies here.
- He bought cheap land and resold the properties for huge profits 12 months later.
- Now the carriers are looking to expand the market by letting subscribers resell talk time to friends and neighbors.
- He's struck a deal to resell courses from an E-learning company.
- There are reputable companies which source and resell end-of-life products and second-hand products.
- The big questions are how much to invest and how much can you expect to have gained on reselling the piece at a later date.
- He made his initial fortune in the 1990s by taking over and reselling bankrupt companies.
- That data was gleaned and resold by the agencies to news media, market researchers and other retailers.
- He would then paint the houses and resell them at far higher prices.
- That product could be resold to the customer; he may not have ever opened it.
- They have been sold and resold by their masters only within a radius of five kilometres.

单词	resell
释义	Definition of resell in English: resell verbresold riːˈsɛlˈriːsɛlriˈsɛl [with object] Sell (something one has bought) to someone else. products can be resold on the black market for huge profits Example sentencesExamples Returning to retailing, we should remind ourselves that a retailer is simply an organization that buys products for the purpose of reselling them to consumers. Now the carriers are looking to expand the market by letting subscribers resell talk time to friends and neighbors. He pointed out that there were 155 companies reselling broadband in Britain, while there were only three or four companies here. He would then paint the houses and resell them at far higher prices. The big questions are how much to invest and how much can you expect to have gained on reselling the piece at a later date. A taxable dealer is a person whose principal activity is reselling natural gas or electricity. In return, it got either the right to resell the product or receive payments of nearly $30 million a year. That product could be resold to the customer; he may not have ever opened it. He made his initial fortune in the 1990s by taking over and reselling bankrupt companies. That data was gleaned and resold by the agencies to news media, market researchers and other retailers. They have been sold and resold by their masters only within a radius of five kilometres. He knew that if he could buy items at a cheap price, reselling them for a healthy profit would not be that difficult. If a house purchased under the scheme is resold within 10 years then the sale price discounted by the local authority is payable. Its main business was reselling training products and courses over the internet and on CD-Roms and videos. There are reputable companies which source and resell end-of-life products and second-hand products. He bought cheap land and resold the properties for huge profits 12 months later. The club started selling shares two years ago and has imposed a moratorium of five years before any shares can be resold. The longer the notice, the more chance the airline or tour operator has of reselling the tickets, minimising its losses and refunding you a portion of the purchase price. He's struck a deal to resell courses from an E-learning company. With only 150 accredited registrars actively selling and reselling domains, it is a fairly small industry. Definition of resell in US English: resell verbriˈsɛlrēˈsel [with object] Sell (something one has bought) to someone else. products can be resold on the black market for huge profits Example sentencesExamples The longer the notice, the more chance the airline or tour operator has of reselling the tickets, minimising its losses and refunding you a portion of the purchase price. Its main business was reselling training products and courses over the internet and on CD-Roms and videos. In return, it got either the right to resell the product or receive payments of nearly $30 million a year. He knew that if he could buy items at a cheap price, reselling them for a healthy profit would not be that difficult. Returning to retailing, we should remind ourselves that a retailer is simply an organization that buys products for the purpose of reselling them to consumers. With only 150 accredited registrars actively selling and reselling domains, it is a fairly small industry. If a house purchased under the scheme is resold within 10 years then the sale price discounted by the local authority is payable. A taxable dealer is a person whose principal activity is reselling natural gas or electricity. The club started selling shares two years ago and has imposed a moratorium of five years before any shares can be resold. He pointed out that there were 155 companies reselling broadband in Britain, while there were only three or four companies here. He bought cheap land and resold the properties for huge profits 12 months later. Now the carriers are looking to expand the market by letting subscribers resell talk time to friends and neighbors. He's struck a deal to resell courses from an E-learning company. There are reputable companies which source and resell end-of-life products and second-hand products. The big questions are how much to invest and how much can you expect to have gained on reselling the piece at a later date. He made his initial fortune in the 1990s by taking over and reselling bankrupt companies. That data was gleaned and resold by the agencies to news media, market researchers and other retailers. He would then paint the houses and resell them at far higher prices. That product could be resold to the customer; he may not have ever opened it. They have been sold and resold by their masters only within a radius of five kilometres.
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