Hawker Meaning in English
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释义
A hawker is a person who travels from place to place selling goods, often in the street or at outdoor markets, usually calling out to attract customers.
用法与细微差别
'Hawker' is neutral or slightly informal and commonly used in Asia, Africa, and the UK; in the US, 'street vendor' is more common. Not to be confused with 'peddler' (older, sometimes negative). Usually refers to sellers without a fixed shop who call out to passersby.
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The hawker sold fruit on the street corner.
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Many hawkers come to the market every morning.
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A hawker shouted to get people’s attention.
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We bought snacks from a friendly hawker after the game.
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Street hawkers usually know the best spots for customers.
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I tried some amazing noodles from a night market hawker in Bangkok.
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