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売り出す · godan verb (-su)

Form	Positive	Negative
Dictionary	売うり出だす	売うり出ださない
Polite	売うり出だします	売うり出だしません
Past polite	売うり出だしました	売うり出だしませんでした
Past	売うり出だした	売うり出ださなかった
Te-form	売うり出だして	売うり出ださないで
Desire	売うり出だしたい	売うり出だしたくない
Potential	売うり出だせる	売うり出だせない
Passive	売うり出だされる	売うり出だされない
Causative	売うり出ださせる	売うり出ださせない
Causative passive	売うり出ださせられる	売うり出ださせられない
Volitional	売うり出だそう
Polite volitional	売うり出だしましょう
Imperative	売うり出だせ	売うり出だすな
Conditional	売うり出だせば	売うり出ださなければ
Tara conditional	売うり出だしたら	売うり出ださなかったら

Meanings

godan verb (-su), transitive verb

put on sale; put on the market; begin selling; market

Transitive use: a company, shop, publisher, etc. starts selling or launches a product onto the market. The object is the item being sold.

メーカーは新あたらしいスマートフォンを来らい月げつ売うり出だす。
The manufacturer will put a new smartphone on sale next month.
その店みせは春はる物ものの服ふくを安やすく売うり出だした。
The store put spring clothes on sale at low prices.

godan verb (-su), intransitive verb

become popular; make a name for oneself

Intransitive use, often about entertainers, artists, products, or people who start attracting public attention. It does not take a direct object in this sense.

その歌か手しゅはテレビ出しゅつ演えんをきっかけに売うり出だした。
That singer became popular after appearing on television.
このバンドは最さい近きん売うり出だしている。
This band has been getting popular lately.

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Usage patterns

〈物もの〉を〈数かず〉で売うり出だすto put something on sale at a certain price
新しん型がたのスマートフォンを5ご万まん円えんで売うり出だした。
They put the new smartphone on sale for 50,000 yen.
〈人ひと〉を〈事こと〉として売うり出だすto promote someone as a certain type of star or figure
彼かの女じょは新しん人じんアイドルとして売うり出だされた。
She was promoted as a rookie idol.

Expressions

売うり出だし中ちゅうon bargain sale; on special offer · rising in popularity; up-and-coming; budding

Kanji

売sell
出exit, leave, go out

Related words

発はつ売ばいN3sense 1
発売する is a plain, neutral business term for releasing a product for sale, while 売り出す adds a sense of an active launch or promotional push.
売うれるN4sense 2
売れる describes the result of being popular or selling well, while 売り出す (in its second sense) describes the process of starting to gain public attention.
売うり込こむN1sense 1
売り込む means to actively pitch or promote something to buyers, whereas 売り出す focuses on the act of putting the item on the market in the first place.
台たい頭とう sense 2
台頭する means to rise to prominence in a field or society, a broader term than 売り出す, which is often used specifically of entertainers or products gaining sudden popularity.
販はん売ばいN3sense 1
販売する is a general, businesslike word for selling goods on an ongoing basis, while 売り出す specifically highlights the moment a product is newly launched.

Don't confuse with

打うち出だす
打ち出す means to announce or formulate (a policy, plan, etc.), while 売り出す means to put a product on sale or become popular; learners confuse them because both are 〜出す compounds with similar shapes.

Word family

売うり出だしN1
sale; bargain sale; special sale
大おお売うり出だし
big sale; bargain sale

Built from

売うる+出だす

Written forms

売うり出だすUsage95%
Standard spelling with okurigana; this is the high-priority form.
売うり出だすUsage5%
Attested variant with reduced okurigana; less learner-friendly than 売り出す but still understandable in context.

Etymology

A compound verb from 売る, 'to sell,' in stem form 売り, plus 出す, 'to put out' or 'to bring out.' The compound expresses putting goods out for sale, and by extension starting to gain public attention.