Verb:

विकून टाका,

sell up's Usage Examples:

A country landowner decides to sell up and move to the city, but later has a change of heart.

State among the large landowners in the IFU, between unionists anxious to sell up and emigrate to Great Britain and those who wished to remain on their Irish.

or Armstrong McCall stores, along with its outside sales consultants, sell up to 9,800 professionally branded products including Paul Mitchell, Wella.

resolution, co-sponsored by the United States, determined that Iraq could sell up to US"1.

It plans to sell up ₱92.

The chain announced its intention in 2007 to sell up to 24 stores to Burlington.

Mears was ultimately persuaded not to sell up, and instead decided to found his own team, Chelsea, in March, 1905.

1962, Swindley"s clothes store was failing and piling debts forced him to sell up.

understanding of the agreement made with the astronauts and attempted to sell up to 950 copies of the statue.

They were mostly aimed at people aged 65 and over, and marketed as ideal for people who had paid off their mortgage, allowing them to release cash tied up in their home without having to sell up.

After the Second World War, however, with supply, demand and labour problems, the owners decided to reluctantly sell up in 1948.

This fair was a commerce centre to sell up to half the total production of export goods in Russia.

Tony Hutchinson’s (Nick Pickard) student house, but when Tony decides to sell up, Kristian has to move to Nick O"Connor (Darren Bransford) and Jodie Nash"s.

Synonyms:

pumped, tense, wired, pumped up,

Antonyms:

relaxed, unagitated, easy, unstrain, relax,