HKDictionary

spare no effort; exert to the utmost

betray (one's country or friends)

show off; parade; flaunt

sell | [antonym] 買

a website selling sex

not-for-sale item, free sample

not-for-resale item

harlot, harlotry, prostitution, streetwalking, whore, whoredom [also see] 嫖妓

the selling party (of a contract, etc.); seller

to have box office success; popular

cry up wine and sell vinegar; sail under false colours

put up a sheep's head but sell dog meat]

to mark down (the price of goods); to sell off cheap

merchant (used chiefly in Taiwan)

a charity bazaar

selling point

an auction

to sell

keep sb guessing; keep listeners in suspense; stop a story at a climax; deliberately mystify sth at a crucial point (in the talk)

sell one's children

outsell

sells very well; sells like hot cakes

to sell someone into indentured servitude of hard labour (lit., "sell the little pig")

to play a trick on, to defraud, to con

to betray

(phrasal verb) to traffick labourers overseas to work as coolies; to betray / to trick (usually only used in the passive voice, 'to be betrayed' / 'to be tricked'; refers to people who have to sell themselves into slavery when driven by poverty

low-priced; cheap (lit., "hot selling price")

low price

best-selling, a "hit"

to make a living as a performer

to make money as a performer

to advertise (Standard Chinese: 登廣告)

advertising (slang)

refers to goods (often videos) sold abroad

market an item for overseas (spoken)

selling articles displayed on the sidewalk floor

to sell off [antonym] 買入

order takeaway

to order a takeway [colloquial]