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Meanings of street hawker in English

Russian
уличный торговец
Portuguese
vendedor ambulante
Spanish
vendedora callejera
Catalan
venedor ambulant
Wikidata

Vendor of merchandise that can be easily transported.

Related terms
уличный торговец
Usage of street hawker in English
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A street hawker eagerly hands me a shot of something red.
News.com.au
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For you howled and shrieked like a street hawker, and we could hear you in the drawing-room.
Baron Trigault's Vengeance
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The former Mombasa street hawker's fields are a mosaic of fruit trees, maize planted in water-holding pits, legumes and sugarcane.
Reuters
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Such is not the case of Crainquebille, a street hawker, charged with insulting the constituted power of society in the person of a policeman.
Notes on Life & Letters
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Hadst thou offered thy old waistcoats and stockings to a street hawker, he would not have given thee half the surplus that was thy due.
The Adventures of Hugh Trevor
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Imran Khan, 30, a street hawker who lives in Shiv Vihar, north-east Delhi, was walking home on Monday evening when a group descended on him.
The Guardian
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I see that the street hawkers are selling grape fruit in the streets nowadays.
The Irish Times
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That explains the large number of street hawkers there.
The new yorker
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Street hawkers peddle their wares and Western men with young Thai girls walk the street.
Reuters
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Construction workers, motor-rickshaw drivers and street hawkers cover up head to toe to stay cool.
The Guardian
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What's your problem? he said in the voice that Gordon Gekko probably used to clear away street hawkers.
The Irish Times
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With the help of more credit bureaus these street hawkers could be the next small-scale entrepreneurs, analysts say.
Reuters
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Beyond him a line of street hawkers affords Larry an opportunity to teach me the art of bargaining.
Larry's kidney: being the true story of how I found myself in ch...
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Even in the upper-class districts, people went about on daily business, though fewer street hawkers and peddlers wandered about.
Thief of lives
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Street hawkers offer freshly baked bread rings while the Imam's Call to Prayer from the New Mosque drifts past.
The South African
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These rattles of brass or tin as well as bamboo, are in imitation of those carried by street hawkers.
The Chinese Boy and Girl