resale
gb/ɹˈisˌeɪl/ us/ɹˈisˌeɪl/
B2
Inglês
Acepções
0 acepção
Substantivo
B2
action
1
Selling something again
selling something again after someone has already bought it
Padrão de uso:
the resale of [something]
Erro comum:
Do not use resale for the first sale of a new item; it means selling it again. The verb is resell, not resale.
Sinônimos
reselling (emphasizes the action of selling again)
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secondhand sale (emphasizes that the item has been owned or used before)
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onward sale (more formal or businesslike)
Antônimos
original sale (the first sale, before any later resale)
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first sale (the initial sale rather than a later one)
Colocações
ticket resale
|home resale
|online resale
|resale of goods
|resale of property
|resale restrictions
|resale business
|resale profits
|resale rights
|resale ban
Temas
commerce
|shopping
|business
|real_estate
Exemplos
- The resale of concert tickets above face value is illegal in some places.
- She made a profit on the resale of the apartment.
- Online resale has become a major part of the fashion industry.
Exemplos para estudantes
- The resale of the car took only one week.
- They make money from resale.
adjective
B2
relation
2
Related to being resold
connected with selling something again
Padrão de uso:
resale [noun]
Erro comum:
This use normally comes before a noun, as in resale ticket or resale site.
Sinônimos
secondhand (used especially for goods that have been owned or used before)
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aftermarket (used especially for goods, parts, or services sold after the original sale)
Antônimos
new (not previously owned or sold)
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retail (connected with the original sale to consumers)
Colocações
resale ticket
|resale market
|resale platform
|resale site
|resale price
|resale value
|resale shop
|resale store
|resale business
|resale home
Temas
commerce
|shopping
|business
|fashion
|tickets
Exemplos
- Resale tickets for the final appeared online minutes after the concert sold out.
- A growing number of resale platforms specialize in designer clothes.
- They chose a resale home instead of a new-build condo.
Exemplos para estudantes
- I bought a resale ticket.
- This app is for resale clothes.
Gramática
Forma no dicionário
resale
AFI
GB/ɹˈisˌeɪl/
US/ɹˈisˌeɪl/
Sílabas e tonicidade
re - sale (2 sílabas)
Stress on 1st syllable (re)
Formas da palavra
Noun
- Base: resale
- Plural: resale
Expressões
for resale
1/fɚ ɹˈisˌeɪl/
fixed phrase
Intended to be sold again
bought or kept so it can be sold to someone else
Exemplos
- The wholesaler sells cases of drinks to small stores for resale.
- She buys vintage coats at estate sales for resale online.
- Products imported for resale may require different tax forms.
not for resale
1/nˈɑt fɚ ɹˈisˌeɪl/
fixed phrase
Not allowed to be resold
not meant to be sold to someone else
Exemplos
- The free sample was clearly marked “not for resale.”
- The game code came with the console and was not for resale.
- Some promotional copies of the book say “not for resale” on the cover.
resale certificate
1/ɹˈisˌeɪl sɚtˈɪfɪkɪt/
fixed phrase
business
Tax document for resellers
a business document used when buying goods that will be sold again
Exemplos
- The store provided a resale certificate so it would not pay sales tax on inventory.
- Wholesalers often ask new customers for a resale certificate.
- A resale certificate may be rejected if the purchase is for office equipment rather than products for sale.
resale market
1/ɹˈisˌeɪl mˈɑɹkɪt/
fixed phrase
Market for resold goods
the place or system where people sell things that have already been bought
Exemplos
- There is a huge resale market for limited-edition sneakers.
- Prices in the resale market rose after the show sold out.
- Designer handbags often keep their value in the resale market.
resale price
1/ɹˈisˌeɪl pɹˈaɪs/
fixed phrase
Price when sold again
the price someone gets or charges when selling something again
Exemplos
- The resale price of the laptop dropped quickly after a new model came out.
- Dealers can set their own resale prices.
- The watch has a high resale price because it is rare.
resale shop
1/ɹˈisˌeɪl ʃˈɑp/
fixed phrase
Secondhand retail store
a shop that sells used things
Exemplos
- She found a designer jacket in a resale shop.
- The resale shop accepts clean clothes and small furniture.
- Many resale shops sell both donated items and items bought from sellers.
resale value
1/ɹˈisˌeɪl vˈælju/
fixed phrase
Future selling worth
how much money you can probably get if you sell something later
Exemplos
- Toyotas are popular partly because of their strong resale value.
- Renovating the kitchen could improve the home's resale value.
- A cracked screen lowers the phone's resale value.
ticket resale
1/tˈɪkɪt ɹˈisˌeɪl/
fixed phrase
Selling event tickets again
selling tickets again after the first buyer bought them
Exemplos
- The stadium uses an official ticket resale service.
- Some countries regulate ticket resale to stop extreme markups.
- Ticket resale prices soared after the band announced its final tour.