Definition of clearance sale in English:

clearance sale

noun

A sale of goods at reduced prices to get rid of superfluous stock or because the shop is closing down.
清仓贱卖；关门甩卖
Example sentencesExamples
- When I was a young lad, my father taught me there were three things you should never trust: yellow lights, seafood that has been put on clearance sale and very, very rich men.
- The clearance sale of older publications had been effective; six older volumes are now sold out.
- By March 1, the date set for the end of the clearance sale, about $3,500 had come in from sales.
- The clearance sale is to make way for new stock.
- So, off he toddled to rummage through the remnants of the clearance sale, returning not long afterwards clutching a bag that contained a rather splendid red brocade cushion destined to complete the display in the sitting room.
- They had a big clearance sale, which helped the sales take off.
- It is the clearance sale of all the city's bazaars, and not in a good way.
- He and his board must explain why a clearance sale has become their only alternative strategy.
- Let's say it finds that certain items aren't moving and wants to hold a clearance sale for the coming weekend.
- These you can make yourself or pick up at yard sales or clearance sales off-season.
- An elderly woman who spent £1 on a painting at a household clearance sale because it would look ‘nice’ in her kitchen, has sold it for £75,250.
- Doctors, aid workers and those merely interested for posterity's sake attended a giant clearance sale at the decommissioned hospital to snap up medical and surgical equipment.
- The store looks like it had been it just had a clearance sale and the manager apologizes profusely to the shoppers for the chaos and confusion.
- The local Studebaker dealership was having a clearance sale, and I just couldn't pass it up.
- The retailer revealed its annual profits would be £5m less than previously expected because its end-of-year clearance sale had been disappointing.
- A clearance sale of all old pens, gates, etc., will be held at the Barrack Street site on Wednesday, January 17, before the premises is demolished and turned into a retail park.
- He says the stores that sell them are running stock clearance sales just now and they're to be had for a good price.
- In 25 years the business has never had a clearance sale.
- Take a brisk stroll through the mall and catch the holiday clearance sale.
- It was a clearance sale of a house recently sold.

Definition of clearance sale in US English:

clearance sale

nounˈklirəns sāl

A sale of goods at reduced prices to get rid of superfluous stock or because the store is closing down.
清仓贱卖；关门甩卖
Example sentencesExamples
- It was a clearance sale of a house recently sold.
- It is the clearance sale of all the city's bazaars, and not in a good way.
- Doctors, aid workers and those merely interested for posterity's sake attended a giant clearance sale at the decommissioned hospital to snap up medical and surgical equipment.
- He and his board must explain why a clearance sale has become their only alternative strategy.
- By March 1, the date set for the end of the clearance sale, about $3,500 had come in from sales.
- They had a big clearance sale, which helped the sales take off.
- An elderly woman who spent £1 on a painting at a household clearance sale because it would look ‘nice’ in her kitchen, has sold it for £75,250.
- In 25 years the business has never had a clearance sale.
- The clearance sale is to make way for new stock.
- These you can make yourself or pick up at yard sales or clearance sales off-season.
- The local Studebaker dealership was having a clearance sale, and I just couldn't pass it up.
- The retailer revealed its annual profits would be £5m less than previously expected because its end-of-year clearance sale had been disappointing.
- Let's say it finds that certain items aren't moving and wants to hold a clearance sale for the coming weekend.
- Take a brisk stroll through the mall and catch the holiday clearance sale.
- The clearance sale of older publications had been effective; six older volumes are now sold out.
- He says the stores that sell them are running stock clearance sales just now and they're to be had for a good price.
- So, off he toddled to rummage through the remnants of the clearance sale, returning not long afterwards clutching a bag that contained a rather splendid red brocade cushion destined to complete the display in the sitting room.
- The store looks like it had been it just had a clearance sale and the manager apologizes profusely to the shoppers for the chaos and confusion.
- When I was a young lad, my father taught me there were three things you should never trust: yellow lights, seafood that has been put on clearance sale and very, very rich men.
- A clearance sale of all old pens, gates, etc., will be held at the Barrack Street site on Wednesday, January 17, before the premises is demolished and turned into a retail park.

单词	clearance sale
释义	Definition of clearance sale in English: clearance sale noun A sale of goods at reduced prices to get rid of superfluous stock or because the shop is closing down. 清仓贱卖；关门甩卖 Example sentencesExamples When I was a young lad, my father taught me there were three things you should never trust: yellow lights, seafood that has been put on clearance sale and very, very rich men. The clearance sale of older publications had been effective; six older volumes are now sold out. By March 1, the date set for the end of the clearance sale, about $3,500 had come in from sales. The clearance sale is to make way for new stock. So, off he toddled to rummage through the remnants of the clearance sale, returning not long afterwards clutching a bag that contained a rather splendid red brocade cushion destined to complete the display in the sitting room. They had a big clearance sale, which helped the sales take off. It is the clearance sale of all the city's bazaars, and not in a good way. He and his board must explain why a clearance sale has become their only alternative strategy. Let's say it finds that certain items aren't moving and wants to hold a clearance sale for the coming weekend. These you can make yourself or pick up at yard sales or clearance sales off-season. An elderly woman who spent £1 on a painting at a household clearance sale because it would look ‘nice’ in her kitchen, has sold it for £75,250. Doctors, aid workers and those merely interested for posterity's sake attended a giant clearance sale at the decommissioned hospital to snap up medical and surgical equipment. The store looks like it had been it just had a clearance sale and the manager apologizes profusely to the shoppers for the chaos and confusion. The local Studebaker dealership was having a clearance sale, and I just couldn't pass it up. The retailer revealed its annual profits would be £5m less than previously expected because its end-of-year clearance sale had been disappointing. A clearance sale of all old pens, gates, etc., will be held at the Barrack Street site on Wednesday, January 17, before the premises is demolished and turned into a retail park. He says the stores that sell them are running stock clearance sales just now and they're to be had for a good price. In 25 years the business has never had a clearance sale. Take a brisk stroll through the mall and catch the holiday clearance sale. It was a clearance sale of a house recently sold. Definition of clearance sale in US English: clearance sale nounˈklirəns sāl A sale of goods at reduced prices to get rid of superfluous stock or because the store is closing down. 清仓贱卖；关门甩卖 Example sentencesExamples It was a clearance sale of a house recently sold. It is the clearance sale of all the city's bazaars, and not in a good way. Doctors, aid workers and those merely interested for posterity's sake attended a giant clearance sale at the decommissioned hospital to snap up medical and surgical equipment. He and his board must explain why a clearance sale has become their only alternative strategy. By March 1, the date set for the end of the clearance sale, about $3,500 had come in from sales. They had a big clearance sale, which helped the sales take off. An elderly woman who spent £1 on a painting at a household clearance sale because it would look ‘nice’ in her kitchen, has sold it for £75,250. In 25 years the business has never had a clearance sale. The clearance sale is to make way for new stock. These you can make yourself or pick up at yard sales or clearance sales off-season. The local Studebaker dealership was having a clearance sale, and I just couldn't pass it up. The retailer revealed its annual profits would be £5m less than previously expected because its end-of-year clearance sale had been disappointing. Let's say it finds that certain items aren't moving and wants to hold a clearance sale for the coming weekend. Take a brisk stroll through the mall and catch the holiday clearance sale. The clearance sale of older publications had been effective; six older volumes are now sold out. He says the stores that sell them are running stock clearance sales just now and they're to be had for a good price. So, off he toddled to rummage through the remnants of the clearance sale, returning not long afterwards clutching a bag that contained a rather splendid red brocade cushion destined to complete the display in the sitting room. The store looks like it had been it just had a clearance sale and the manager apologizes profusely to the shoppers for the chaos and confusion. When I was a young lad, my father taught me there were three things you should never trust: yellow lights, seafood that has been put on clearance sale and very, very rich men. A clearance sale of all old pens, gates, etc., will be held at the Barrack Street site on Wednesday, January 17, before the premises is demolished and turned into a retail park.
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