sold out — having no tickets, seats, or items left to buy
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: having no tickets, seats, or items left to buy
Pronunciation (IPA): /soʊld aʊt/
Korean meaning: 매진된, 다 팔린
Korean pronunciation: **솔**드 **아**웃
Example Sentences
- My favorite K-pop group's concert sold out faster than my patience waiting for the website to load.
- The new iPhone model sold out so quickly, even the Apple employees were surprised.
- The bakery sold out of croissants by 8 AM - apparently, early birds really do get the worm.
sold out
ADJECTIVE//soʊld aʊt//
having no tickets, seats, or items left to buy
having no tickets, seats, or items left to buy
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The show's sold out, scalpers called out after they balled out!
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Origin
현대 영어에서 'sell'과 'out'이 결합하여 만들어진 구동사로, '완전히 팔다'라는 의미에서 발전
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“My favorite K-pop group's concert sold out faster than my patience waiting for the website to load.”
“The new iPhone model sold out so quickly, even the Apple employees were surprised.”
“The bakery sold out of croissants by 8 AM - apparently, early birds really do get the worm.”
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