读音 英 [dɪˈstres ˈselɪŋ]；美 [dɪˈstres ˈselɪŋ] 意思 “distress selling” 意思是“廉价抛售；忍痛出售”，指卖方由于面临财务困境、紧急资金需求或其他压力情况，而不得不以较低价格快速出售资产、商品等。

网络释义 在金融和商业领域，常用来描述企业或个人因财务危机等原因急于变现资产的行为，这种行为可能会对市场价格产生影响。

在房地产行业，可能涉及业主因经济困难而低价出售房产。

常用搭配短语 forced distress selling（被迫廉价抛售） due to distress selling（由于廉价抛售） 造句 The company resorted to distress selling of its inventory to raise quick cash.（该公司为快速筹集现金，对库存进行了廉价抛售。）

Distress selling in the housing market has led to a drop in property prices in some areas.（房地产市场的忍痛出售导致一些地区房价下跌。）

Many small businesses are engaged in distress selling to pay off their debts.（许多小企业为偿还债务进行廉价抛售。）

Due to financial difficulties, he had no choice but to engage in distress selling of his valuable art collection.（由于经济困难，他别无选择，只能忍痛出售自己珍贵的艺术藏品。）

Forced distress selling of stocks can cause panic in the financial market.（股票的被迫廉价抛售会在金融市场引发恐慌。）

The store's distress selling attracted a lot of bargain hunters.（这家商店的廉价抛售吸引了很多爱买便宜货的人。）

Distress selling of assets is often a sign of serious financial problems within a company.（资产的廉价抛售往往是公司内部存在严重财务问题的一个迹象。）

Some farmers are facing distress selling of their crops because of overproduction and falling prices.（由于产量过剩和价格下跌，一些农民正面临农作物的廉价抛售。）

The distress selling of used cars has created opportunities for budget-conscious buyers.（二手车的廉价抛售为注重预算的买家创造了机会。）

In times of economic crisis, distress selling becomes more prevalent across various industries.（在经济危机时期，廉价抛售在各个行业变得更为普遍。

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