卖 (w)

(mài) to sell; to betray; to spare no effort; to show off or flaunt

卖主 (w)

(màizhǔ) seller

卖傻 (w)

(màishǎ) to play stupid; to act like an idiot

卖光了 (w)

(màiguāngle) to be sold out; to be out of stock

卖出 (w)

(màichū) to sell; to reach (a price in an auction)

卖力 (w)

(màilì) really put out energy for

卖卜 (w)

(màibǔ) to do trade as a fortune teller

卖命 (w)

(màimìng) to throw one's life in for; to haplessly give one's life for; to sacrifice oneself torturously working for another or for a group; to pour in one's utmost effort; to shed one's last ounce of strength for

卖国 (w)

(màiguó) to sell one's country; treason

卖国主义 (w)

(màiguózhǔyì) treason

卖国贼 (w)

(màiguózéi) traitor

卖完 (w)

(màiwán) to be sold out

卖弄 (w)

(màinong) to show off; to make a display of

卖掉 (w)

(màidiào) to sell off; to get rid of in a sale

卖方 (w)

(màifāng) seller (in contracts)

卖春 (w)

(màichūn) to engage in prostitution

卖本事 (w)

(màiběnshì) to flaunt a skill; to give display to one's ability; to show off a feat; to vaunt one's tricks

卖淫 (w)

(màiyín) prostitution

卖炭翁 (w)

(màitànwēng) the old charcoal seller, poem by Tang poet Bai Juyi 白居易

卖破绽 (w)

(màipòzhàn) to feign an opening in order to hoodwink the opponent (in a fight, combat etc)

卖空 (w)

(màikōng) to sell short

卖肉 (w)

(màiròu) butcher; meat merchant

卖肉者 (w)

(màiròuzhě) butcher

卖苦力 (w)

(màikǔlì) to make a hard living as unskilled laborer

卖关子 (w)

(màiguānzi) do something reluctantly; keep listeners in suspense (in storytelling); keep people on tenterhooks

卖面子 (w)

(màimiànzi) to obsequiously bequeath favors on behalf of another; to give face to somebody by doing favors on their behalf; to curry favor for a third party; to intercede on another's behalf

卖风流 (w)

(màifēngliú) to exert flirtatious allure; to entice coquettishly

卖点 (w)

(màidiǎn) selling point