pre-owned

pre-owned /ˌpriː ˈəʊnd◂ $ -ˈoʊnd◂/ adjectiveadj

if something that is for sale is pre-owned, it has been owned and used by someone else before – used especially in advertisements to make something not sound old 他人用过的，二手的〔尤用于广告中使听上去不是旧物的感觉〕 SYN British English second-hand, American English used

pre-owned cars

二手车

Examples from the Corpus

pre-owned• They have a nice selection of pre-owned cars.

From Longman Business Dictionary

pre-ownedˌpre-ˈowned adjectiveadj American EnglishAmE

if something for sale is pre-owned, it has been owned and used by someone beforeSYN SECOND-HAND

With Mercedes’ ‘pre-owned’ car warranty program, dealers offer warranties on most second-hand models.

单词	pre-owned
释义	pre-owned pre-owned /ˌpriː ˈəʊnd◂ $ -ˈoʊnd◂/ adjectiveadj if something that is for sale is pre-owned, it has been owned and used by someone else before – used especially in advertisements to make something not sound old 他人用过的，二手的〔尤用于广告中使听上去不是旧物的感觉〕 SYN British English second-hand, American English used pre-owned cars 二手车 Examples from the Corpus pre-owned• They have a nice selection of pre-owned cars. From Longman Business Dictionary pre-ownedˌpre-ˈowned adjectiveadj American EnglishAmE if something for sale is pre-owned, it has been owned and used by someone beforeSYN SECOND-HAND With Mercedes’ ‘pre-owned’ car warranty program, dealers offer warranties on most second-hand models.
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