安やす売うり

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安売りする · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

bargain sale; selling cheaply

Refers to selling goods at a low price, often as a promotional strategy. Can be used as a noun or with する.

giving out readily; selling oneself short

Metaphorical use: giving something away too easily, such as praise, trust, or one's own value. Often carries a negative nuance of undervaluing.

〈物もの〉を安やす売うりするto sell something at a bargain price
その店みせは在ざい庫この家か電でんを安やす売うりしている。
That store is selling off its stock of appliances at bargain prices.
自じ分ぶんを安やす売うりするto sell oneself short; to undervalue oneself
そんなに自じ分ぶんを安やす売うりしないほうがいいよ。
You shouldn't sell yourself so short.

特とく売ばいN3sense 1
特売 refers to a special, often time-limited sale event, while 安売り describes the general practice or act of selling things cheaply.
値ね引びきN2sense 1
値引き means a price discount or reduction, whereas 安売り refers more broadly to the practice of selling at low prices.
廉れん売ばい sense 1
廉売 is a formal, business-register word for selling goods cheaply, while 安売り is the everyday term for the same practice.
見み切きり
安売り simply means selling cheaply in general, whereas 見切り implies clearing out stock that is about to go bad or be discontinued.

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セールN2
安売り focuses on selling things cheaply (often as an ongoing practice), whereas セール refers to a specific limited-time sale event.
バーゲンN4
安売り focuses on selling things cheaply as a general practice, while バーゲン refers to a specific promotional event or the good deal itself.
乱らん売ばい
安売り simply means selling cheaply and is neutral in tone, while 乱売 carries a negative nuance of excessive, disorderly discounting.
バーゲンセールN3
安売り refers to selling things cheaply in general (even everyday discounting), while バーゲンセール refers to a specific, often seasonal sale event.

安やす請うけ合あい sense 2
安請け合い means readily agreeing to do something without proper consideration, while 安売り (in its figurative sense) means giving away praise, trust, or one's own value too easily.

Compound of 安 (cheap) and 売り (selling), the nominalized form of 売る (to sell).