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1 ■ sell out
■ sell outA v. t. + avv.2 (fam.) vendere (fig.), tradire; venir meno a; abdicare, rinunciare a: to sell out one's accomplices, tradire i complici; to sell out one's principles, abdicare ai propri princìpiB v. i. + avv.1 vendersi completamente; esaurirsi: His novel sold out in no time, il suo romanzo è andato esaurito in un batter d'occhio; The new sweaters have sold out, i maglioni nuovi sono stati venduti tutti (o sono esauriti)2 (fam.) vendersi, tradire (fig.): The scientist was charged with selling out to Russia, lo scienziato è stato accusato d'essersi venduto alla Russia3 (fin.) ► sell up, B □ to have sold out of, avere esaurito: Sorry, we have sold out of milk, mi dispiace, abbiamo finito (o esaurito) il latte □ ( sport) a sold-out match, una partita che fa registrare il tutto esaurito. -
2 ♦ (to) inform
♦ (to) inform /ɪnˈfɔ:m/A v. t.1 informare ( in ogni senso); dar forma a; formare; dare notizie a; avvertire; ragguagliare: He will inform you ( as to) where Mr Smith lives, t'informerà circa il luogo dove abita Mr Smith NOTA D'USO: - avvertire e to avert-2 permeare; pervadereB v. i.● to inform against (o on) one's accomplices, denunciare i propri complici □ to inform to the police, fare l'informatore della polizia. -
3 ♦ (to) inform
♦ (to) inform /ɪnˈfɔ:m/A v. t.1 informare ( in ogni senso); dar forma a; formare; dare notizie a; avvertire; ragguagliare: He will inform you ( as to) where Mr Smith lives, t'informerà circa il luogo dove abita Mr Smith NOTA D'USO: - avvertire e to avert-2 permeare; pervadereB v. i.● to inform against (o on) one's accomplices, denunciare i propri complici □ to inform to the police, fare l'informatore della polizia.
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