huckster是什么意思

2024-01-14 21:23:17

huckster

美[hʌkstər] 英[hʌkstə(r)]

n. 小商人；叫卖的小贩；商业广告员

v. 贩卖；叫卖；强行推销

名词：hucksterism 过去式：huckstered 过去分词：huckstered 现在分词：huckstering 第三人称单数：hucksters

近义词：advertiser，merchant，vendor，seller，peddle，cheap-jack，hawk，pitch，vend，chaffer，monger，higgle，haggle，

Noun

Verb

sell or offer for sale from place to place
wrangle (over a price, terms of an agreement, etc.);
"Lets not haggle over a few dollars"

They tried to huckster red socks to me. 他们企图强行向我推销红色短袜。
I dont think its necessary for us to huckster the date. 我认为我们没必要在日期问题上没完没了的争论。
This usually involves buying something and the only thing here growing is the huckster’s bank account. 这类故事往往涉及到买一些东西，与此同时，小贩们银行帐户里的存款却在上涨。
In Eastwoods wily hands, Nowak is a master of disguise who becomes a radio DJ, a rodeo clown or a Vegas-style huckster to nail his target. 演技一流的奇连伊士活，他演活了纽瓦克一角，为了捕捉目标，易容为电台DJ、掷索套的小丑或在维加斯的小贩等；
But the goblin felt very angry that any man should venture to say such things to a huckster who was a householder and sold the best butter. “我当然懂得，”盆子说，“诗是一种印在报纸上补白的东西，可以随便剪掉不要。我相信，我身体里的诗要比那个学生多得多；
The best part is understanding how the magician, or huckster, plays on our human nature to get us to behave in a certain way. 社会心理学充满了关于我们模仿他人的研究，或者用术语叫做“服从群体准则”。不仅限于人类，也有证据表明黑猩猩也符合这项理论。