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Meanings of hawker in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "peddler"
Examples for "peddler"
1
A peddler aye gives the whole village a fit of the liberalities.
2
Accidental message peddler Gracewood says she never expected to be doing this.
3
The peddler nodded and continued his pitch in whatever language he spoke.
4
Henry reluctantly restrained his impatience, and followed the direction of the peddler.
5
It was the peddler, with ashen face and eyes rolling with fear.
1
He is in a little book that I bought of the pedlar.
2
The pedlar was moving quickly away with his hands in his pockets.
3
He then turned a pedlar, in which situation the Revolution found him.
4
These Hainaulters could see no difference between us and the average pedlar.
5
Thine eyes and half thy tongue are in the pedlar's pack, Magot.
1
The pitchman's scowl was a menace; his voice bitter: Go on, scram.
2
Boswellister slipped away while the pitchman started to collect a new crowd.
3
The pitchman smiled with flawless teeth and the women smiled back at him.
4
The pitchman must make you applaud and take out your money.
5
Now, the president sounds like a pitchman for the donor class.
1
They employed Mr Vaughan as a packman, to transport their goods.
2
You're an active packman, for they tell me you're never off the road.
3
However, private mail still goes by packman or common carrier.
4
I'm a truthful man, but I'll lie like a packman if I'm asked questions.
5
A packman was leading a train of donkeys inside.
Usage of hawker in anglès
1
And almost immediately I heard a cart pass, and a hawker crying:
2
The hawker, noticing my worry, called out that they were his pets.
3
Just then a hawker passed down King Street, crying mussels and cockles.
4
Two hawker street stalls in Singapore have been awarded a Michelin star.
5
Ethiopian, Israeli, Afghani and Malaysian hawker food restaurants are among other new options.
6
In the dialect of the North, a hawker of earthenware is thus designated.
7
The Spook sounded like a hawker on the Home Shopping Network.
8
The mother was bargaining for fish with a hawker at the kitchen door.
9
The hawker's readiness destroyed any suspicions the sentinel may have felt.
10
A street hawker eagerly hands me a shot of something red.
11
The hawker's little book, which I purchased, was a curious mixture.
12
I spotted the hawker again, this time much lower, about two metres above water.
13
Don't Miss: The bottom floor with its hawker-style food outlets.
14
A hawker appeared suddenly and asked, in English, if he wanted to buy rugs.
15
She saw that Torarin the fish hawker sat among them.
16
The male mango-hawker is a Deccan Hindu or wholesale dealers.
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Hawker through the time
Hawker across language varieties
United Kingdom
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