When you resell something, you sell it after you have already bought it. You are not making it, and you are not the first person to offer it.

When you resell something當你resell某個東西的時候 after you have already bought it在自己已經買過之後 you sell it你把它賣出去 You are not making it你不是製造這個東西的人 and you are not the first person to offer it也不是第一個把它拿出來賣的人

A shop buys stock and resells it to you. A person buys a concert ticket, cannot go, and resells the ticket. People also resell phones, bags, games, and cars they have used. It is an everyday verb, not a fancy one.

A shop buys stock店家會買進貨 and resells it to you再resell給你 A person buys a concert ticket一個人買了演唱會的票 cannot go結果不能去 and resells the ticket就把票resell出去 People also resell phones, bags, games, and cars they have used人們也會resell自己用過的手機、包包、遊戲和車子 It is an everyday verb, not a fancy one這是一個日常用的動詞，不是什麼高級字眼

Though actually, in talk about tickets or limited shoes, resell can sound a bit sharp, because some people buy only so they can sell again at a higher price.

Though actually不過其實 in talk about tickets or limited shoes在講票或限量鞋的時候 resell can sound a bit sharpresell聽起來可能有點刺 because some people buy only so they can sell again at a higher price因為有些人買的目的就只是要用更高的價格再賣一次

The past is resold, not reselled. The matching noun is often resale: if something is for resale, you bought it in order to sell it on.

The past is resold, not reselled過去式是resold，不是reselled The matching noun is often resale對應的名詞常常是resale if something is for resale如果某個東西是for resale you bought it in order to sell it on代表你買它就是為了要再把它賣出去