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.

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.

品しな切ぎれ
品切れ also means 'out of stock' but is more general and can refer to items that are simply not in stock, not necessarily because they were all sold. 売り切れ specifically implies that the items were sold and are now gone.
完かん売ばい
完売 is a more formal term often used in business or event contexts, meaning 'completely sold out'. 売り切れ is more everyday and can be used in casual conversation.

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'.