vend

/vend/US // vɛnd //UK // (vɛnd) //

贩卖,贩子,贩售,摊位

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb

1
- : to sell as one's business or occupation, especially by peddling: to vend flowers at a sidewalk stand.
- : to give utterance to; publish.

v.无主动词 verb

verbsell

Forms: vended, vending

Synonyms

Antonyms

In another, he notices the changing technological landscape, from vending machines to mobile homes, and wonders if it will make us more prone to instant gratification.
From contactless check-in to vending machine meals, chatbot concierges to heightened cleanliness certifications, it’s all part of the new normal for travel.
In that case, finding a location to vend in the central business district could be tough.
The candle was yet in his hand, showing him my bulk, and perhaps the small clothes he had longed to vend.
She looked at me with contempt, "Les ballons, ca ne se vend pas, ca se donne."
The room every night has the appearance of a market-place, where beggars vend and where beggars are the purchasers.
Le ciel nous vend toujours les biens quil nous prodigue, may be applied to my poor Father emphatically.
The Christianity of Tennyson is a very different thing from the Christianity they vend to the credulous multitude.

/vend/US // vɛnd //UK // (vɛnd) //

贩卖,贩子,贩售,摊位

v.有主动词 verb

1
- : to sell as one's business or occupation, especially by peddling: to vend flowers at a sidewalk stand.
- : to give utterance to; publish.

v.无主动词 verb

verbsell

Forms: vended, vending

Synonyms

Antonyms

In another, he notices the changing technological landscape, from vending machines to mobile homes, and wonders if it will make us more prone to instant gratification.
From contactless check-in to vending machine meals, chatbot concierges to heightened cleanliness certifications, it’s all part of the new normal for travel.
In that case, finding a location to vend in the central business district could be tough.
The candle was yet in his hand, showing him my bulk, and perhaps the small clothes he had longed to vend.
She looked at me with contempt, "Les ballons, ca ne se vend pas, ca se donne."
The room every night has the appearance of a market-place, where beggars vend and where beggars are the purchasers.
Le ciel nous vend toujours les biens quil nous prodigue, may be applied to my poor Father emphatically.
The Christianity of Tennyson is a very different thing from the Christianity they vend to the credulous multitude.