we've sold out of tickets
1sold out — adj sold out 1.) if a concert, performance etc is sold out, all the tickets for that show have been sold ▪ The group will play three sold out shows at Wembley Stadium. 2.) if a shop or store is sold out of a particular product, it has sold all of …
2sold out — adjective if an event is sold out, all the tickets for it have been sold …
3sold-out — sold′ out′ adj. tht sbz having all tickets sold: a sold out matinée[/ex] • Etymology: 1905–10 …
4sold-out — [sōld′out′] adj. having all tickets or accommodations sold, esp. in advance …
5sold out — UK US adjective if an event is sold out, all the tickets for it have been sold Thesaurus: ticketssynonym units of moneyhyponym …
6sold-out — adjective 1. having taken a bribe or bribes (Freq. 1) a sold out politician • Similar to: ↑corrupt 2. sold completely in advance had a sold out house for both performances • Similar to: ↑sold …
7sold out — 1) ADJ: v link ADJ If a performance, sports event, or other entertainment is sold out, all the tickets for it have been sold. The premiere on Monday is sold out. 2) ADJ: v link ADJ, oft ADJ of n If a shop is sold out of something, it has sold all …
8sold out of something — ˌsell ˈout (of sth) | be ˌsold ˈout (of sth) derived to have sold all the available items, tickets, etc • I m sorry, we ve sold out of bread. • We are already sold out for what should be a fantastic game. Main entry: ↑sellderived …
9sold-out — adjective Date: 1903 having all available tickets or accommodations sold completely and especially in advance; also of or relating to a sold out event < a sold out crowd > …
10sold out — UK / US adjective if an event is sold out, all the tickets for it have been sold …
