売うり切きれ

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Common wordJLPTN3Freq.FrequencyTop 10,000

Meanings

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noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no', noun

Describes a state where all items have been sold and none remain. Often used with になる or as a no-adjective modifying a noun.

発はつ

売ばい

当とう

日じつ

に

売う

り

切き

れ

に

なっ

た

。

The popular new product sold out on the day of release.

売うり切きれのため、次つぎの入にゅう荷かは来らい週しゅうです。

Because it's sold out, the next restock will be next week.

〈物もの〉が売うり切きれになるfor something to become sold out
人にん気きのチケットはすぐに売うり切きれになった。
The popular tickets sold out right away.
売うり切きれの〈物もの〉a sold-out item
売うり切きれの商しょう品ひんは再さい入にゅう荷かを待まつしかない。
For a sold-out item, all you can do is wait for it to be restocked.
売うり切きれ御ご免めんsold while stocks last (no complaints once sold out)
この限げん定てい商しょう品ひんは売うり切きれ御ご免めんです。
This limited-edition item is available only while stocks last.

品しな切ぎれN3
品切れ is the general term for being out of stock (for any reason), while 売り切れ specifically implies the items sold out because customers bought them all.
完かん売ばい
完売 is a formal, often business/event term meaning 'completely sold out', whereas 売り切れ is the everyday word used in casual speech and shop signs.

Compound of 売り (uri, 'selling', the continuative form of 売る) + 切れ (kire, 'running out', the continuative form of 切れる). Literally 'selling runs out'.