hawker in Japanese
hawker in Japanese is 蜻蜓 — hawker means a person who sells goods in the street or from place to place, often calling out to attract buyers.
hawker in Japanese
蜻蜓
Pronounced: tonbo
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 Japanese?
"hawker" in Japanese is 蜻蜓. hawker means: A person who sells goods in the street or from place to place, often calling out to attract buyers.
How do you pronounce 蜻蜓?
"hawker" in Japanese is 蜻蜓, pronounced "tonbo".
How do you use "hawker" in a sentence?
Example: "A hawker was selling roasted chestnuts on the corner." In Japanese, "hawker" is 蜻蜓.
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