peddler no Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Traduções para peddler no dicionário inglês»italiano

peddler [Brit ˈpɛdlə, americ ˈpɛdlər] SUBST

1. peddler:

drug peddler

spacciatore (di droga)

street peddler

venditore ambulante

2. peddler americ → pedlar

Veja também: pedlar

pedlar [Brit ˈpɛdlə, americ ˈpɛdlər] SUBST

pedlar

venditore m ambulante / venditrice f ambulante

dope peddler [ˈdəʊpˌpedlə(r)] SUBST

dope peddler

spacciatore m / spacciatrice f

drug peddler [ˈdrʌɡˌpedlə(r)], drugs pusher [ˈdrʌɡˌpʊʃə(r)] SUBST

drug peddler

spacciatore m di droga / spacciatrice f di droga

Traduções para peddler no dicionário italiano»inglês

Mais traduções e expressões típicas para o termo que pesquisou.

spacciatore (spacciatrice) (di droga)

drug peddler

venditore ambulante

street peddler

ambulante (porta a porta)

peddler americ

spacciatore di droga

drug peddler

peddler no Dicionário PONS

Traduções para peddler no dicionário inglês»italiano

peddler [ˈped·lɚ] SUBST

peddler

venditore(-trice) m (f) ambulante

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

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The grandson of a peddler had the courage and vision that the nation needed.

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This caused him to lose his trade of smithing, and thus becomes a peddler.

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They found work as laundry workers, cooks, gardeners, houseboys, or as vegetable peddlers.

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He sought to improve public services, clear out slum dwellers, ban "becaks" (cycle rickshaws), and outlaw street peddlers.

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Mostly powerless the peddler laments that he is still unaware of the true nature of the demon, and nearly leaves.

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The devil arrives disguised as an old female peddler.

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They were peddlers, clothes dealers, cattle merchants and small-scale commercial agents.

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He then started as a travelling salesman or peddler.

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The peddlers nearly hide the market proper and promote a lack of security and cleanliness.

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They were no longer poor, downtrodden peddlers or money-lenders with whom every petty official could do as he liked.

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