hawking

• Substantivo que designa a atividade de vender mercadorias de forma ambulante ou em locais públicos, geralmente apregoando ou demonstrando os produtos.

A noun referring to the activity of selling goods door-to-door or in public places, typically by calling out or demonstrating the products.

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1. Selling goods in publicB2formal

   The activity of offering goods for sale in public places, often by calling out or moving from place to place.

   Venda ambulante

   • Hawking was a common way to earn a living in medieval towns.
   • He made his living by hawking vegetables at the market.
   • The city passed a law against hawking without a permit.

   Sinônimosmerchandisingpeddlingsellingtradingvending

• Verbo usado para descrever a venda agressiva de mercadorias em locais públicos ou o ato de tossir ruidosamente e limpar a garganta.

A verb used to indicate the act of selling goods aggressively in public places, or to clear the throat noisily.

1. Sell goods aggressivelyB2informal

   To offer goods for sale in a pushy or aggressive manner, often in public places.

   Vender de forma agressiva

   • Street vendors hawk their wares to passing tourists.
   • He was hawking tickets outside the stadium.
   • They hawk handmade jewelry at the local market.

   Sinônimoshucksterpeddlepitchtoutvend

2. Clear the throatB2informal

   To forcefully expel phlegm or mucus from the throat.

   Cuspir catarro

   • He hawked loudly and spat into the gutter.
   • The old man hawked to clear his throat before speaking.
   • She hawked and coughed throughout the cold.

   Sinônimoscough upexpectoratehockspit