Examples of using "Eladó" in a sentence and their english translations:
Is this for sale?
For sale.
- It's not for sale.
- It isn't for sale.
I'm a salesperson.
This is on sale.
He's a dishonest salesperson.
It was on sale.
- Is this for sale?
- Is this on sale?
- The lot is not for sale.
- Santa Claus is not for sale.
- Father Christmas is not for sale.
The house is on sale.
His house is for sale.
Everything was on sale.
My house is for sale.
Petra is a young shop assistant.
I'm sorry, this isn't for sale.
- This car is not for sale.
- This car isn't for sale.
That house is for sale.
My car isn't for sale.
This house is for sale.
The lot is not for sale.
I have one to sell.
The ship is unsellable.
My car isn't for sale.
It's still for sale.
The salesman was insistent to the end.
This book is not for sale.
This house is not for sale.
There are twenty salespeople in the store.
This used car is for sale.
Is this lady a saleswoman?
You can buy that dog if you want to. It is for sale.
You can buy that dog if you want to. It is for sale.
This used car is for sale.
A salesperson doesn't earn much.
Currently, my sister is working as a saleswoman in the supermarket.
The salesman demonstrated how to use the machine.
This is my farm, and it isn't for sale.
This isn't for sale at any price.
Dan distracted the shop assistant while Linda was shoplifting.
- I've advertised my house in the newspaper.
- I put an advertisement in the newspaper saying my house was for sale.
In the upper left corner it says "For sale".
After considerable argument, the buyer and the seller finally came to terms.
Eventually the salesman persuaded me to buy the expensive machine.
In the late 1950's, my mother wanted to buy a bottle of rum, and the clerk at the Ontario liquor store asked her, whether she had a note from her husband.