peddle

peddle

to carry around to sell; to deal out or distribute: peddle newspapers
Not to be confused with:pedal – a foot-operated lever: Put the pedal to the metal.

ped·dle

P0143500 (pĕd′l)v. ped·dled, ped·dling, ped·dles v.tr.1. a. To travel about selling (wares): peddling goods from door to door.b. To engage in the illicit sale of (narcotics).2. Informal To seek to disseminate; give out: peddling lies.v.intr.1. To travel about selling wares.2. To occupy oneself with trifles.

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[Back-formation from peddler. V., intr., sense 2, probably influenced by piddle.]

peddle

(ˈpɛdəl) vb1. (Commerce) to go from place to place selling (goods, esp small articles)2. (Recreational Drugs) (tr) to sell (illegal drugs, esp narcotics)3. (tr) to advocate (ideas) persistently or importunately: to peddle a new philosophy. 4. (intr) archaic to trifle[C16: back formation from pedlar]

ped•dle

(ˈpɛd l)

v. -dled, -dling. v.t. 1. to carry (goods, esp. small articles) from place to place for sale; hawk. 2. to attempt to spread: to peddle radical ideas. v.i. 3. to go from place to place with goods for sale. [1525–35; appar. back formation from peddler]

peddle

Past participle: peddled
Gerund: peddling

Imperative
peddle
peddle

Present
I peddle
you peddle
he/she/it peddles
we peddle
you peddle
they peddle

Preterite
I peddled
you peddled
he/she/it peddled
we peddled
you peddled
they peddled

Present Continuous
I am peddling
you are peddling
he/she/it is peddling
we are peddling
you are peddling
they are peddling

Present Perfect
I have peddled
you have peddled
he/she/it has peddled
we have peddled
you have peddled
they have peddled

Past Continuous
I was peddling
you were peddling
he/she/it was peddling
we were peddling
you were peddling
they were peddling

Past Perfect
I had peddled
you had peddled
he/she/it had peddled
we had peddled
you had peddled
they had peddled

Future
I will peddle
you will peddle
he/she/it will peddle
we will peddle
you will peddle
they will peddle

Future Perfect
I will have peddled
you will have peddled
he/she/it will have peddled
we will have peddled
you will have peddled
they will have peddled

Future Continuous
I will be peddling
you will be peddling
he/she/it will be peddling
we will be peddling
you will be peddling
they will be peddling

Present Perfect Continuous
I have been peddling
you have been peddling
he/she/it has been peddling
we have been peddling
you have been peddling
they have been peddling

Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been peddling
you will have been peddling
he/she/it will have been peddling
we will have been peddling
you will have been peddling
they will have been peddling

Past Perfect Continuous
I had been peddling
you had been peddling
he/she/it had been peddling
we had been peddling
you had been peddling
they had been peddling

Conditional
I would peddle
you would peddle
he/she/it would peddle
we would peddle
you would peddle
they would peddle

Past Conditional
I would have peddled
you would have peddled
he/she/it would have peddled
we would have peddled
you would have peddled
they would have peddled

Thesaurus

Verb

1.

peddle - sell or offer for sale from place to placehawk, huckster, monger, vend, pitchsell, trade, deal - do business; offer for sale as for one's livelihood; "She deals in gold"; "The brothers sell shoes"

peddle

verb1. sell, trade, push (informal), market, hawk, flog (slang), vend, huckster, sell door to door dealers peddling drugs2. promote, publish, spread, broadcast, distribute, scatter, circulate, sow, disperse, diffuse, publicize, propagate, disseminate, promulgate biased newspapers peddling propaganda

peddle

verb1. To travel about selling goods:hawk, huckster, vend.2. To offer for sale:deal (in), handle, market, merchandise, merchant, retail, sell, trade (in), vend.3. To engage in the illicit sale of (narcotics):deal.Slang: push.

Translations

沿街叫卖

peddle

(ˈpedl) verb to go from place to place or house to house selling (small objects). Gypsies often peddle (goods) from door to door. 沿街叫賣 沿街叫卖ˈpedlar , (also, especially American) ˈpeddler noun a person who peddles. I bought it from a pedlar. 叫賣的小販 流动小贩，货郎