short-term sale

noun
UK /ˌʃɔːt tɜːm ˈseɪl/
US /ˌʃɔːrt tɝːm ˈseɪl/

A short-term sale is when something is sold for a little while at a lower price.

The store had a short-term sale on shoes for just the weekend.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A sale of an asset held for a short time before selling it again.

He made money from a short-term sale of the stock.

3. A sale that must be completed quickly within a set time.

The contract was a short-term sale closing in ten days.

4. A brief period when a shop lowers prices to attract buyers.

The short-term sale brought many customers into the small shop.