sells
v.v. to give something to someone in exchange for money. You use this when you are the person receiving the cash for a product or service.
v. to exchange a product or service for money. Transitive in its primary sense, though it can be used intransitively to describe how well a product is being purchased.
The shop sells fresh bread every morning.
The local farmer sells organic vegetables at the market every Saturday to the neighborhood residents.
While the company primarily sells software licenses to large corporations, it has recently expanded into providing direct consulting services to smaller startups.
The verb is transitive and takes a direct object; it can also be used intransitively to describe the rate of purchase (e.g., 'it sells well').
He sells to me his car.He sells his car to me.The direct object (the thing being sold) usually comes before the recipient when using 'to'.