huckster

n.大声叫卖的小贩；大吹大擂的推销商

vi.讨价还价，没完没了地争论；叫卖（货物）

noun

1. 强行推销的人
   a person who uses aggressive or annoying methods to sell sth
2. 沿街叫卖的小贩；上门推销员
   a person who sells things in the street or by visiting people's houses

vt. 叫卖；讨价还价 n. 叫卖的小贩；小商人；吃广告饭的人 vi. 叫卖；做小商贩

名词复数形式:hucksters 现在分词:huckstering 过去式:huckstered 第三人称单数:hucksters 过去分词:huckstered

1. A huckster offered to sell Carnegie the formula for guaranteed success for$ 20,000.
   一名骗子推销员提出以两万美元的价格卖给卡内基一张保证成功的秘方。
2. Be in China, every does the big huckster that flowers trades, do not know without the person "Kunming is fought south".
   在中国，凡做花卉交易的大小商人，没有人不知道“昆明斗南”的。
3. 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。
4. Web page design has evolved from original "huckster" style business brief introduction to concentration on individuation, and been promoted to present the cultural intension of certain business.
   尤其是在设计理念上，网页设计已经由最初的叫卖式的商业简介，逐渐发展为更注重个性化的表现形式，在体现商业的文化内涵方面也有了更进一步的提高。
5. The newly-issued Regulations of the Individual Businesses authorized the power to administrate the small businessmen to local government, but the local legislation always takes a negative attitude to huckster.
   新颁布的《个体工商户条例》将对摊贩的规定的权力授权给地方政府，但是地方立法多对小商人持否定态度。