売うれる
Meanings
Verb (1-dan, intransitive)
1. to sell (well)
But this won't sell.
2. to be well known; to be popular; to be famous
I want to be popular and recognized too.
Kanji used
sell
Pitch accent
う
れる
Top 3300
Used in vocabulary (3 in total)
to sell like hot cakes; to fly off the shelves
to be widely recognized; to be famous
to sell like hot cakes; to fly off the shelves
Examples (32 in total)
I want to be popular and recognized too.
But this won't sell.
The more you make, the more it sells.
My name's already well known anyway, so that's nothing new.
You'll be famous all over the world.
Umbrellas sell well.
We sold this much today.
This car sells well.
I will make it a work that sells.
His novel sold well.
It isn't selling. It's just on display in the shop.
We have unsold goods sitting idle in the warehouse.
We have unsold goods sitting in the warehouse.
Toyota cars sell even if left alone.
I was able to sell my used car for 100 dollars.
Japanese cars sell well overseas.
This house will not sell as it stands.
This book is selling well these days.
This book sells well in Japan.
A weapon shop that makes weak weapons does not sell well.
How many copies did it sell last year?
This type of mobile phone sells well.
This was the best-selling book last week.
This painting sold for 100 million yen.
Tom Jackson's novel sold well.
The old television set went for 10 dollars.
Do you know which book sells well now?
Unfortunately, this house has already been sold.
It is probable that her first album will sell well.
The Bible sells more than one million copies every year.
Ice cream sells better in summer than winter.
Books for young people sell well these days.