sell off

英 [ˈsel ɒf]

美 [ˈsel ɔːf]

变卖; 廉价出售

柯林斯词典

verb

get rid of by selling, usually at reduced prices
1. The store sold off the surplus merchandise

Big industrial groups like DuPont and Dow are also expected to sell off business units.
根据预期，杜邦（DuPont）和陶氏（Dow）等工业集团可能也会出售一些业务部门。
They had to sell off 10 percent of all underutilized farmland.
他们不得不将10%未被充分利用的农田廉价卖掉。
After the war we were forced to sell off part of the farm.
战后我们被迫廉价卖了农场一部分田地。
Speculators lose interest and some of the big miners sell off their computers at a heavy loss.
投机者失去了对比特币的兴趣，部分最大矿工以极大亏损抛售了手中的电脑。
The company is selling off some sites and concentrating on cutting debts
该公司正在变卖几块地皮，全力削减债务。
The time always very fast revolves, carelessly, in your I refer to disappear sell off pass.
时光总是飞快运转，不经意地在你我的指间消消流逝。
Once established it would be difficult to run down or sell off such institutions.
这类机构一旦建立，就很难解散或出售。
The company was forced to sell off some of its assets.
这家公司被迫出售了一部分资产。
The measures include moves to sell off state assets and changes in the tax and pension regimes.
该措施包括低价出售国有资产，进行税收和养老金政策的改革。
He took advantage of this removal to sell off nearly all his furniture.
他趁这次搬家的机会，把家具几乎全卖了。