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was sold out - перевод на испанский
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Sold Out (album); Sold Out (song)
was sold out
fue agotado, fue vendido de inmediato
sellout
.jpg?width=200 "George Carlin has been accused of being a sellout for appearing in commercials for MCI, a company he had previously criticized.")
EXPRESSION FOR THE COMPROMISING OF A PERSON'S INTEGRITY IN EXCHANGE FOR PERSONAL GAIN
Sellout; Indie credibility; Sell out; Sell-out; Sold Out; Sold out; Selling Out; Indie cred; Indie Rock Cred; Indie Cred; Sellouts; Sell-outs; Sell outs; Selling-out
abandono
renuncia
traición
lleno
renuncia
traición
lleno
sold out
EXPRESSION FOR THE COMPROMISING OF A PERSON'S INTEGRITY IN EXCHANGE FOR PERSONAL GAIN
Sellout; Indie credibility; Sell out; Sell-out; Sold Out; Sold out; Selling Out; Indie cred; Indie Rock Cred; Indie Cred; Sellouts; Sell-outs; Sell outs; Selling-out
agotado por venta, agotado en ventas, fuera del mercado, vendido
Определение
fino
fino, -a (de "fin")
1 adj. *Delgado; de poco grosor o espesor: "Un papel [o un hilo] fino". Entrefino, finústico, superfino. Se aplica particularmente a "punta". Aplicado a las personas y, particularmente, a "facciones" o "tipo", delgado y correcto de forma[s].
2 Mar. Se aplica al *barco que corta bien el agua.
3 (inf.) Aplicado a personas y a su manera de hablar u obrar, *astuto o hábil en el trato social en su propio beneficio.
4 Aplicado a los sentidos, *agudo: "No tiene un olfato muy fino".
5 *Liso o *suave; sin asperezas.
6 *Delicado o *selecto: Aplicado a cosas, hecho con más cuidado o para un gusto más exigente que las cosas ordinarias: "Muebles [o dulces] finos. Un espectáculo fino". Aplicado a personas, de maneras distinguidas y corteses. Afiligranado, *delicado, distinguido, *elegante, escogido, exquisito, fileno, de buen gusto, primoroso, *refinado, *selecto, señor, *suave, de buen tono. Filigrana, fililí, fineza, finura, filis, filustre. Afectado, *cursi, finolis, *ñoño. *Afinar. *Amable. *Correcto. *Cortés. *Educar. *Pulido.
7 Aplicado a "amigo, amante" o palabras equivalentes, muy *amable o atento. También se ha dicho "fina amistad, fino amor", etc.
8 adj. y n. m. Se aplica a un vino de Jerez muy seco, con una graduación que oscila entre 15. y 17?.
V. "canela fina, piedra fina".
Википедия
Sold Out (disambiguation)
Sold Out may refer to:
- The act of selling out, the compromising of one's integrity, morality and principles in exchange for money, success or other personal gain
- Sold Out Sales & Marketing, a low-cost software distributor owned by Mastertronic
- Sold Out: A Threevening with Kevin Smith, 2008
- Sold Out (Squirrel Nut Zippers album), 1997
- Sold Out (The Kingston Trio album), 1960
- Sold Out (DJ Paypal album), 2015
- Sold Out (Loboda album), 2020
- Sold Out (In Stereo), a 2002 live album by Jason Mraz
- "Sold Out," a song by Sleater-Kinney from their 1995 album Sleater-Kinney
- "Sold Out", a song by Hardy from his 2023 album The Mockingbird & the Crow
- Sold Out, a 1997 band simulation video game featuring music composed by Jeff Pfeifer and Rob Pfeifer
- Sold Out (book) (2015) non-fiction by Michelle Malkin and John Miano, displacement of white-collar professionals by temporary-foreign worker programs
Примеры употребления для was sold out
1. "Tell Jim that Filene‘s was sold out," she said on a cellphone.
2. At 'am the doors opened and within 20 minutes every item was sold out.
3. On Saturday the opening of Billy Budd was sold out and wonderfully received.
4. Every state property was sold out, including our archaeological, historical, and national sites.
5. By noon, everyone was sold out." IS IT A CHURCH, OR PUB?