peddling

1 When I started making movies, the idea of peddling a screenplay around Hollywood was nauseating to me when I can write a play and it can be produced.

2 So what about the victory the Pentagon is peddling?

3 Judging from the shouts, no one was buying whatever he was peddling.

4 It’s not peddling magic or false hope or unicorns and rainbows.

5 Its journalists have been called out personally by the president at press briefings, punished for their peddling of – in his mind at least – fake news.

6 Critics said the paper was violating its own principles by peddling its journalists to vested interests and cutting its readers out of the dinner party.

7 Merrill was so good at peddling these unprotected market bets that one high-profile institutional client, Orange County, Calif., purchased enough to wind up in bankruptcy.

8 Having set up shop in Brooklyn, Noel spends his time either in his trailer or peddling — cutting, wrapping and sometimes delivering — trees.

9 He began his career peddling his music to French artists of the 1940s and 1950s such as Piaf, Maurice Chevalier and Charles Trenet.

10 There will be 24 vendors peddling art and food, plus 21 hours of music programming.

11 When Ethel is lured away by promises of stardom, Duke bombs out of show business and begins peddling a cure-all elixir for a grifter.

12 The title “Excellent Sheep: The Miseducation of the American Elite and the Way to a Meaningful Life” announces a sermon for sale, as if peddling a semi-religious guide to redemption.

13 Gary Oldman has apologised for offending Jewish people after a US campaign group accused the Oscar-nominated British actor of peddling antisemitic stereotypes in a conversation about the disgraced star Mel Gibson.

14 The surge in online businesses peddling shapewear and advances in product innovation have created a shift in the industry over the last year and a half, said Marshal Cohen, NPD’s chief retail analyst.

15 The work does have some historical precedent, though. This is the same nonsense and the same apparatus that Benveniste was peddling.

这项研究确实也有些历史先例 它和BenVeniste(译注: 法国免疫学家)兜售一样的废话 用着一样的设备.

16 While scrolling social media on your lunch break, you see Tom Hanks promoting a dental plan and Taylor Swift peddling a cookware giveaway.

17 But it's the present day, and the vendor lures Dan with a storage space auction find, peddling to the cult following of videotape.

18 The paranoia that Abigail is peddling is strong enough to poison a whole town.

19 Despite warnings from her sister, a young girl, Laura, falls victim to malicious goblin men peddling irresistible, enchanted fruit.

20 He is the one who's peddling the drugs unlawfully.

他就是那个非法贩卖毒品的人.

1 琐碎

petty potty unimportant frivolous piddling picayune fussed pettifogging footling pettily pettiness trivial banal fiddling niggling inconsiderable nugatory little light minute insignificant trifling petit chintzy picayunish trivialize inconsequential bitty inconsequent triviality

2 小贩

vendor butcher peddler chapman pedlar packman pedder higgler barrow boy

3 叫卖

outcry vend cry peddle bawl huckster cadge

4 琐碎的

petty potty unimportant frivolous piddling picayune fussed pettifogging footling trivial banal fiddling niggling inconsiderable nugatory little light minute insignificant trifling petit chintzy picayunish inconsequential bitty inconsequent

5 不重要

minor irrelevant potty indifferent unimportant frivolous immaterial inconsequential petit small-time unweighted inconsiderable one-horse unessential inconsequent tinpot scrabbly indifference immateriality unimportance slightness of no account carry no weight no great Mickey Mouse out of the picture off the map lowduty light lightweight extraneous circumstantial dispensable inessential jerkwater small-fry back-burner insignificance inconsequence nonessential

6 细小

small minute spare trivially minutely minuteness

7 商贩

smouse pedlar mush-faker smous

8 沿街叫卖

peddlery peddle ply truck

9 小心眼儿的

small

10 不重要的

minor irrelevant potty unimportant frivolous immaterial inconsequential petit small-time unweighted inconsiderable one-horse unessential inconsequent tinpot scrabbly of no account no great Mickey Mouse out of the picture lowduty light lightweight extraneous circumstantial dispensable inessential jerkwater small-fry back-burner nonessential

11 细小的

small minute spare cramp insignificant puny fiddling