resell的意思|resell的解释-里氏词典

resell [ri:'sel]

vt. 再卖, 转售

[经] 转卖, 再卖

resell

[ verb ]
sell (something) again after having bought it
<verb.possession>

Resell \Re*sell"\ (r?-s?l"), v. t.
To sell again; to sell what has been bought or sold; to
retail.

The English-language China Daily said the crunch resulted from the rising cost of making paper, hoarding by speculators who resell it for profit, and a state-ordered cut in imports.
Ultimate Corp. said it signed an agreement that allows it to resell Tandem Computers Inc.'s computers with Ultimate's software.
He said that Alcan customers can buy metal from the company, resell it on the open market and "make a pile of money."
A West German company is seeking to resell the Cessna airplane that pilot Mathias Rust landed in Moscow's Red Square a year ago, a Hamburg sports flying club official said today.
Moreover, partners such as Digital Equipment buy and resell its designs and workstations.
From boat loans to credit-card accounts, it seems like almost any type of bank debt these days is fair game for repackaging by financial experts, who then resell it at a markup to other investors.
Before the end of the 30-day period for paying for the merchandise, Offen would resell it, then disappear with the money.
The businesses also will come under state price control when they resell goods purchased from the state.
Mr. Lubensky, responding to speculation that he was planning to resell the stake, said yesterday: "This isn't in any way a third-party stock sale.
After purchasing the homes, the sponsors can resell them at market rates.
Mr. Wyden's effort is opposed by the Competitive Health Care Coalition, a group representing companies that purchase drugs in bulk from manufacturers, repackage them in safety-seal containers and resell the product to doctors.
Assuming the price rises, the speculator who buys the contract could later take the cattle from the farmer and resell them to someone else at the higher prevailing market price, pocketing the profit.
The release could result in future savings of more than $200 million for PS of New Hampshire because the contracts required it to buy the power at a higher cost than it could resell the power for.
Zenith has such a laptop, so IBM might decide to resell the Zenith machine, the executives said.
Remarketers make modifications to IBM's computer hardware and resell the products.
The vendors can sort, edit or otherwise shift around the data and resell it to customers.
At the same time, the ability to resell the cheaper Soviet services would give the Energy Department a way to keep some of its long-term customers, while retaining control over the portion of the U.S. market going to the Soviets.
The risk in municipal bonds is that they are difficult to hedge and difficult to resell.
The program is expected to help Oldsmobile dealers resell cars originally purchased by large fleet buyers, such as rental-car companies.
Merrill Lynch said it will resell the shares on the open market.
Later, Mr. Lyons arranged for the foundation to buy the book at wholesale to resell to its members.
Some newspapers in recent weeks had criticized private traders in the city, who reportedly acquire goods from state-run shops illegally and resell them at much higher prices on the black market.
It said the government's proposal to buy 51% of Ginn "and then apparently resell it at a bargain price is inconsistent with that agreement."
"On occasion, he paid a high price," Mr. Wachter concedes, but he says those who bid less and dropped out were dealers who would then have marked up the paintings to resell them at a profit to collectors.
Moreover, the company has been making more of its sales directly to companies that use its machines rather than to companies that buy quantities of computers at discounts and resell them, said Marc Schulman, an analyst with Salomon Brothers Inc.
Chrysler Motors Corp. repurchased nearly 400 defective cars under the state's "lemon law" and then allowed dealers to resell them without warning buyers of their past problems, according to state Attorney General Robert Abrams.
Purchasers can resell the rights, even for exorbitant profits.
Usually they act independently, trying to make a profit for themselves by contacting large institutions and individual holders to buy back bonds to resell to issuers.
Mr. Studer's trip put him in the middle of the increasingly heated battle between airlines and so-called coupon brokers, who buy and resell frequent-flier travel awards in violation of airline rules.
Oregon Metallurgical Corp. said it is negotiating to buy the 80% of the company held by Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. and resell those shares to an employee stock ownership plan.

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