peddling

UK
/ˈpɛd.lɪŋ/
US
/ˈpɛd.lɪŋ/

Translations

peddlingnoun
traficAu sens de commerce illégal ou clandestin.
The police cracked down on the peddling of narcotics in the neighborhood.
La police a réprimé le trafic de stupéfiants dans le quartier.
colportageVente ambulante de petite marchandise.
The peddling of handmade crafts at the local market was a common sight on weekends.
Le colportage d’objets artisanaux au marché local était un spectacle courant le week-end.
peddlingadjective
UK
/ˈpɛd.lɪŋ/
US
/ˈpɛd.lɪŋ/
ambulantEmployé pour une activité de vente itinérante.
The peddling vendor moved from town to town, offering his handmade crafts to locals.
Le vendeur ambulant allait de ville en ville, proposant ses objets artisanaux aux habitants.
Additional translations
qui propageSens figuré : idées, opinions ou rumeurs propagées avec insistance.
peddleverb

peddling

Gerund

peddled
Past Simple
peddled
Past Participle
peddling
Gerund
UK
/ˈpɛd.əl/
US
/ˈpɛd.əl/
colporterVendre ou proposer des marchandises en se déplaçant de lieu en lieu ; emploi également figuré pour des idées ou des arguments.
She decided to peddle her homemade jewelry at the local market.
Elle a décidé de colporter ses bijoux faits maison au marché local.
propagerAu sens figuré, pour répandre ou faire circuler des idées, souvent avec insistance.
The politician was known to peddle his controversial policies during every public appearance.
On savait que le politicien propagerait ses politiques controversées à chaque apparition publique.
Additional translations
écoulerSouvent pour des marchandises illégales ou de la contrebande, avec l’idée de vente discrète.

Definitions

peddlingnoun
The act of selling goods, especially small items, by going from place to place.
The peddling of handmade crafts at the local market was a common sight on weekends.
The illicit or clandestine selling or distribution of drugs or other contraband.
The police cracked down on the peddling of narcotics in the neighborhood.
peddlingadjective
Engaged in the act of selling goods, often in a small-scale or itinerant manner.
The peddling vendor moved from town to town, offering his handmade crafts to locals.
Promoting or spreading an idea or viewpoint, often in a persistent or aggressive manner.
The peddling politician was known for his relentless campaign to gain support for his policies.
peddleverb
To sell goods, especially in small quantities and often by traveling from place to place.
She decided to peddle her homemade jewelry at the local market.
To promote or spread an idea or viewpoint, often in a persistent or aggressive manner.
The politician was known to peddle his controversial policies during every public appearance.
To travel from place to place selling small goods; to act as an itinerant vendor.
He peddled across the countryside, offering trinkets to anyone who would buy.
To sell or supply illegal or harmful goods, especially drugs.
The gang members were arrested for peddling cocaine in the neighborhood.