Traductions de „undersold“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » allemand

under·ˈsold VERBE trans, intr

undersold ppas, passé of undersell

Voir aussi : undersell

under·ˈsell <-sold, -sold> VERBE trans

1. undersell (offer cheaper):

to undersell sth/sb

etw/jdn unterbieten

to undersell the competition

die Konkurrenz unterbieten

to undersell goods

Waren unter Preis verkaufen

2. undersell (undervalue):

to undersell sth/sb

etw/jdn unterbewerten

to undersell oneself

sich acc unter Wert verkaufen fam

under·ˈsell <-sold, -sold> VERBE trans

1. undersell (offer cheaper):

to undersell sth/sb

etw/jdn unterbieten

to undersell the competition

die Konkurrenz unterbieten

to undersell goods

Waren unter Preis verkaufen

2. undersell (undervalue):

to undersell sth/sb

etw/jdn unterbewerten

to undersell oneself

sich acc unter Wert verkaufen fam

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

Has the reverse ever happened, and the marketing undersold the final game or misrepresented it so that it actually turned out better than you thought?

metro.co.uk

That being said, his goal scoring ability as a power forward shouldn't be undersold.

thehockeywriters.com

This may be a result of an oversight, but for a business in this field, the site is significantly undersold and under-promoted.

www.digitaljournal.com

That angle has been hideously undersold by the government in terms of visible benefits for the public.

www.digitaljournal.com

But if anything, the journalists here undersold the test's true implications.

www.slate.com

No, we would never knowingly be undersold on a set of popsicle cluster tree lights.

www.bbc.co.uk

The importance of these games can't be undersold here.

www.bluebirdbanter.com

We are not going to be undersold there.

www.computerworld.co.nz

Of course, it's possible that the bankrupt company failed because its more successful competitors simply ripped off its technology and undersold it.

arstechnica.com

Known as never closed and never undersold, the business became profitable.

en.wikipedia.org