hot-selling in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for hot-selling in the English»Spanish Dictionary

hot-selling [hɒtˈselɪŋ, Am hɑ:t-] ADJ inv COMM

hot-selling

líder de ventas

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It is a hot-selling vehicle there.

windsorstar.com

Of course, the one-carat gold bangles are another hot-selling item among the gold-hungry who wish to sport it but can not afford the price.

www.thehindu.com

While its wide range of hot-selling toys is impressive, "not all of them work that well," he said.

www.dnaindia.com

A fearful public wants protection and buys a hot-selling option, some say.

www.sfgate.com

These hot-selling hot-weather items are intended to keep children safe and happy in the water, but they are not made of the safest materials for human and environmental health.

www.greenbiz.com

Not surprisingly, sales of many of these hot-selling vehicles have increased significantly in the last few years as demand has risen.

247wallst.com

The most cited is the growth in hot-selling home-brewing gadgets, with single-serve coffee makers leading the pack.

www.usatoday.com

That's my overarching experience with this hot-selling trilogy.

www.thegazette.com

This hot-selling e-book reader has pioneered a reading revolution since 2007.

www.huffingtonpost.com

But it is difficult to keep up with the marketplace -- as with this year's hot-selling virtual reality headsets.

www.dispatch.com