n.(演出或比赛等的)满座，爆满，(对原则的)背弃;(向敌对势力的)屈服

She was accused of selling out her principles for a higher salary.
她被指责为了更高的薪水出卖了自己的原则。
The band's fans felt betrayed when they started playing at corporate events, accusing them of selling out.
当乐队开始在企业活动中演出时，他们的粉丝感到被背叛，认为他们妥协了。
He sold out all his stocks before the market crash, avoiding significant losses.
他在股市崩盘前清空了所有股票，避免了重大损失。
The artist was criticized for selling out by creating commercial art instead of pursuing more avant-garde projects.
这位艺术家因创作商业艺术而不是追求更前卫的项目而受到批评，被认为妥协了。
The theater sold out all tickets for the opening night performance.
剧院首演夜的所有票都售罄了。
The politician was accused of selling out the working class by voting in favor of a bill that would reduce their benefits.
这位政治家因投票支持一项会减少工人福利的法案，而被指责出卖了工人阶级。
The concert venue was a complete sellout, with no tickets available at the last minute.
音乐会场地的票全部售罄，最后一刻连一张票都买不到了。
After winning the lottery, he sold out his small business and retired early.
中了彩票后，他把小生意卖了，提前退休了。
She decided to sell out her shares in the company to focus on her family.
她决定出售她在公司的股份，专心照顾家庭。
The book series became a sellout, with millions of copies sold worldwide.
这套书籍系列大获成功，全球销量达到了数百万册。