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sell-outBrE /ˈsel aʊt/NAmE /ˈsel aʊt/ noun [usually sing.] a play, concert, etc. for which all the tickets have been sold 满座的演出（或比赛等）◆Next week's final looks like being a sell-out. 看来下周的决赛将爆满。◆a sell-out tour 场场爆满的巡回演出a situation in which sb is not loyal to a person or group who trusted them, by not doing sth that they promised to do, or by doing sth that they promised not to do 违反诺言；违背原则◆The workers see the deal as a union sell-out to management. 工人认为这个协议是工会把他们出卖给了资方。 |