hawker in Finnish
hawker in Finnish is ukonkorento — hawker means a person who sells goods in the street or from place to place, often calling out to attract buyers.
hawker in Finnish
ukonkorento
Any dragonfly of the family Aeshnidae; a darner.
What does "hawker" mean?
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noun A person who sells goods in the street or from place to place, often calling out to attract buyers.
"A hawker was selling roasted chestnuts on the corner."
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noun Someone who trains or handles hawks; a falconer.
"The old hawker released the bird into the morning air."
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hawker in a sentence
- A hawker was selling roasted chestnuts on the corner.
- The old hawker released the bird into the morning air.
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What is "hawker" in Finnish?
"hawker" in Finnish is ukonkorento. hawker means: A person who sells goods in the street or from place to place, often calling out to attract buyers.
How do you use "hawker" in a sentence?
Example: "A hawker was selling roasted chestnuts on the corner." In Finnish, "hawker" is ukonkorento.
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