柯林斯詞典sell-off (also selloff) (sell-offs) 1. N-COUNT The sell-off of something, for example, an industry owned by the state or a company's shares, is the selling of it. (國有企業(yè)、公司股份等的) 出售[商業(yè)] The privatization of the electricity industry was the biggest sell-off of them all. 電力行業(yè)的私有化是這類出售中最大的一宗。 返回 sell-off劍橋詞典a sale of an unwanted business at a low price to encourage someone to buy it 低價出售；廉價処理 a sale of an investment , such as shares in a company , that causes its value to fall （股票等的）拋售 Australian English an occasion when the price of goods in a shop or factory is reduced so they can be sold quickly （商店或工廠內的貨物）廉價拋售 比較closeout 返回 sell-off