hard sell
英[hɑːdsel] 美[hɑːrdsel]
...a double-glazing firm whose hard-sell techniques were exposed by a consumer programme.
其强行推销手段被一个消费者节目曝光的双层玻璃窗生产公司
They are making a hard sell.
他们在强行推销.
For some pregnant women, the vaccine might be a hard sell.
某些孕妇恐怕不愿意接受这一疫苗的注射.
Populism is almost always a hard sell, It'seems.
民粹主义看似一直是推行不起来.
It does, however, suggests that god isn't going away, and that atheism a hard sell.
不过, 这倒反过来预示着上帝无所不在, 让无神论难以站得住脚.
The really good deals don't need the hard sell treatment.
真正的好交易不需要使用硬推销术.
But that would hard sell politically, and Mr Osborne, for one, ruled it out last year.
但这是政治上的强行推销, 并且就奥斯伯恩先生个人而言, 去年已经排除了这种方法.
It was a hard sell.
那是一次困难的销售.
They're certainly giving the book the hard sell, with advertisements every night on TV.
他们用硬推销术宣传这本书, 每天晚上都在电视上卖广告.
He gave me a skeptical look, as though I were trying to give him hard sell.
他用怀疑的眼光看着我, 好像我是在有意哄他似的.
The car salesman gave us a hard sell so we decided to go to another dealer.
这位车销售商对我们实行强卖,因此我们决定去找另一家.
Brian: Well, alright I suppose. It's a hard sell. The product is not completely reliable.
布莱恩: 嗯, 还可以吧. 并不是容易的工作, 那产品不太可靠.
Joe is a master at hard sell.
乔是强行推销的高手.
