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hawker

/ˈhɔː.kər/

Traduction: Nom désignant deux sens distincts : soit une personne qui voyage pour vendre des marchandises, souvent dans la rue ou sur les marchés, soit une personne qui élève et dresse des faucons pour la fauconnerie sportive.

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/ˈhɔː.kər/B2formal
  • frNom désignant deux sens distincts : soit une personne qui voyage pour vendre des marchandises, souvent dans la rue ou sur les marchés, soit une personne qui élève et dresse des faucons pour la fauconnerie sportive.

A noun with two distinct meanings: it can refer to a person who travels about selling goods, often on the streets or at markets, or it can refer to a person who breeds and trains hawks for the sport of falconry.

  1. Street sellerB1formal

    A person who travels around selling goods, often on the street or at markets.

    frMarchand ambulant

    • The hawker sold fresh fruit from his cart.
    • Street hawkers offer a variety of handmade crafts.
    • She bought a scarf from a hawker at the market.

    Synonymescostermongerhucksterpeddlersalesmantoutvendor

  2. FalconerC1formal

    A person who breeds, trains, and hunts with hawks or other birds of prey.

    frFauconnier

    • The hawker demonstrated the bird's hunting skills.
    • He became a skilled hawker after years of training.
    • The hawker released the hawk into the sky.

    Synonymesfalconer

Formes
  • hawkers plural form
  • hawkers' possessive plural form
  • hawker's possessive singular form
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