“To sell out” in Japanese
Short answer
To sell out in Japanese is “売りさばく” (urisabaku). Full meaning: to sell out; to sell widely, to sell on a large scale.
Other ways to say “To sell out” in Japanese
捌ける
sabakeru to sell well, to sell out; to be worldly and understanding, to be sensible, to be straightforward, to be frank; to be sorted out, to be put in order, to be resolved, to be dealt with
売り切る
urikiru to sell out, to sell off
売り尽くす
uritsukusu to sell out, to exhaust one's stock
売る
uru to sell; to betray, to sell out (one's friend, country, etc.); to make (oneself) known, to establish (a reputation) for oneself
ハケる
hakeru to sell well, to sell out; to be worldly and understanding, to be sensible, to be straightforward, to be frank; to be sorted out, to be put in order, to be resolved, to be dealt with
さばける
sabakeru to sell well, to sell out; to be worldly and understanding, to be sensible, to be straightforward, to be frank; to be sorted out, to be put in order, to be resolved, to be dealt with
ハケん
haken to sell well, to sell out; to be worldly and understanding, to be sensible, to be straightforward, to be frank; to be sorted out, to be put in order, to be resolved, to be dealt with
売れ切れる
urekireru to be sold out, to sell out
ハケよ
hakeyo to sell well, to sell out; to be worldly and understanding, to be sensible, to be straightforward, to be frank; to be sorted out, to be put in order, to be resolved, to be dealt with
ハケれ
hakere to sell well, to sell out; to be worldly and understanding, to be sensible, to be straightforward, to be frank; to be sorted out, to be put in order, to be resolved, to be dealt with
ハケろ
hakero to sell well, to sell out; to be worldly and understanding, to be sensible, to be straightforward, to be frank; to be sorted out, to be put in order, to be resolved, to be dealt with
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