Vendors' explanation: refers to businesses with little capital.

The peddler made a sentence: 1. The peddler peddled his goods.

Vendors can sell out the goods they buy every day.

3. Selling apples and pears.

I think that supplier should still be there.

She looked at the peddler who cheated her the other day with disgust.

She stopped in front of a vendor, flashed her badge, and then grabbed a handful of mushrooms.

7. In Karachi, Pakistan, a vendor waits for customers on the beach at dusk.

8. Those female vendors in Luoxian Market seldom really smile, laugh and wave at us.

9. It all started with the desperate death of a poor vegetable vendor in a remote provincial capital of Tunisia.

10, a street vendor selling mobile phone cards said that people might have to change their strategies and fight to form a new * * *.

1 1. She used to be a street vendor, selling some women's ornaments, jewelry, cosmetics or scarves door to door.

12, the stall owner thanked him and left in a hurry.

13. Lucy Sanger thinks that the closure of the Statue of Liberty will not affect the vendors who live on the Statue of Liberty tourists, because Liberty Island is still open.

14, mobs who ransacked shops in shinshu, west Bengal, Uttar Pradesh and other states were blamed on the opposition parties supported by vendors and shopkeepers.

15, after shouting, silence came again under the scorching sun. The ice cubes in the street vendors' cans are shaking, and I can hear them jingling.

16. The seller used his mobile phone to accumulate the extra call time into your mobile phone.

17 while we were waiting, there were at least a few other vendors watching in the street.

18, how many vendors wholesale?

19. These containers are located near a large flea market. Street vendors rent containers to store goods.

20. The city is not a friend of street vendors.

2 1. At the end of a long day, a cotton candy vendor is waiting for customers in Wula Park, where there are amusement parks and zoos.

22. The vendors along the Yalu River rent binoculars to those who want to see North Korea on the other side.

23. Poor people usually buy such drugs from tourists and vendors, but even so, they can't afford the whole course of treatment.

24. To buy more traditional Japanese goods, street vendors are the best choice.