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Definition of pre-sell verb from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary

pre-sell

verb
 
/ˌpriː ˈsel/
 
/ˌpriː ˈsel/
Verb Forms
present simple I / you / we / they pre-sell
 
/ˌpriː ˈsel/
 
/ˌpriː ˈsel/
he / she / it pre-sells
 
/ˌpriː ˈselz/
 
/ˌpriː ˈselz/
past simple pre-sold
 
/ˌpriː ˈsəʊld/
 
/ˌpriː ˈsəʊld/
past participle pre-sold
 
/ˌpriː ˈsəʊld/
 
/ˌpriː ˈsəʊld/
-ing form pre-selling
 
/ˌpriː ˈselɪŋ/
 
/ˌpriː ˈselɪŋ/
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  1. pre-sell something to help sell a product, service, etc., especially one that is not yet available, by using advertising and other techniques to attract consumers’ attention
    • Putting a trial version on your website is a great way of pre-selling your product.
  2. - something to sell something in advance of when it is available
    • These farmers pre-sell their crops.
    • MTV were able to pre-sell the film in foreign markets.
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