huckster中文什么意思

n.
1.叫卖小贩；行商。
2.〔美国〕代人写广播[电视]商业广告者；大吹大擂推销商品的人。
3.唯利是图的人；受雇佣者。
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a political huckster 政治贩子。vt.
1.叫卖，零售。
2.和…讨价还价。
3.吹嘘。
短语和例子
huckster one's service 打零活。vi.
讨价还价。

• the goblin and the huckster:    小鬼和小商人; 妖怪和小贩，住在食品 ...
• try to get lawsuits as a huckster:    兜揽词讼

例句与用法

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1. Refuse to heed anyone ' s advice - unless that person is willing to give you satisfactory evidence of the soundness of his or her counsel . you will save yourself from hucksters , the misguided , and fools
   除非有人愿意以足够证据，证明他的建议具有一定的可靠性，否则别接受任何人的建议，你将会因谨慎而避免被误导，或被当成傻瓜。
2. As the number of people reachable by e - mail has expanded , the lure of reaching large numbers of people for free has become irresistible to marketers , hucksters , crackpots , and anyone who just wants some extra attention
   随着使用因特网人数的增加（自因特网建立以来，人数一直在增长） ，对于商人、小贩、想入非非者以及蓄意破坏者而言，可以无偿地联系到数目巨大的各类人的诱惑力变得难以抵挡。
3. The village had formerly contained , side by side with the agricultural labourers , an interesting and better informed class , ranking distinctly above the former - the class to which tess s father and mother had belonged - and including the carpenter , the smith , the shoemaker , the huckster , together with nondescript workers other than farm - labourers ; a set of people who owed a certain stability of aim and conduct to the fact of their being life - holders like tess s father , or copyholders , or , occasionally , small freeholders
   从前在乡村里，还有另外一个有趣的见识广的阶级同种地的庄稼汉居住在一起，他们的地位比庄稼汉高，苔丝的父亲和母亲属于这个阶级，这个阶级包括木匠铁匠鞋匠小贩，还有一些除了种地的庄稼汉而外的不好分类的人。他们这一班人都有固定的目的和职业，有的和苔丝的父亲一样，是不动产的终身所有人，也有的是副本持有不动产的人，有时候也有一些小不动产所有人。

英文释义

名词

1. a seller of shoddy goods
   同义词：cheap-jack
2. a person who writes radio or tv advertisements

动词

1. wrangle (over a price, terms of an agreement, etc.); "Let''s not haggle over a few dollars"
   同义词：haggle, higgle, chaffer
2. sell or offer for sale from place to place
   同义词：peddle, monger, hawk, vend, pitch

百科释义

A huckster is a person who sells small articles, either door-to-door or from a stall or small store, like a certain type of peddler, pedlar or hawker. In the United States, there developed a connotation of trickery ? the huckster might trick others into buying cheap imitation products as if they were the real thing.