n.强行推销的人，沿街叫卖的小贩，上门推销员
v.讨价还价；强行推销；吹嘘

原形：huckster复数：hucksters

The huckster advertised his miracle cure with flamboyant speeches and flashy demonstrations.
这个江湖郎利用夸张的言辞和炫目的展示推销他的神奇疗法。
At the farmer's market, the fruit huckster shouted out deals to attract customers.
在农贸市场，卖水果的小贩大声吆喝着优惠以吸引顾客。
The online huckster promised quick riches through his secret investment strategy.
网上的骗子承诺通过他秘密的投资策略能让人迅速致富。
She was wary of the huckster's claims that the potion could cure any ailment.
她对那个小贩声称药水能治百病的说法持怀疑态度。
The huckster's booth at the fair was filled with trinkets and baubles for unsuspecting tourists.
那个小贩在集市上的摊位上摆满了卖给不知情游客的小饰品和廉价珠宝。
He was known as a huckster who would sell anything to make a quick buck.
他以一个什么都能卖只为快速赚钱的推销员而闻名。
The huckster's charm and smooth talk convinced many to buy his overpriced goods.
那个推销员的魅力和油嘴滑舌说服了许多人购买他标价过高的商品。
Be wary of door-to-door salesmen; not all are genuine, some are just hucksters.
当心上门推销的销售人员；并非所有人都真诚，有些只是骗子。
The old huckster had a knack for spinning tales that made his products irresistible.
那个老练的小贩擅长编造故事，让他的产品变得无法抗拒。
Despite his flashy suit and big promises, the huckster's products never lived up to the hype.
尽管穿着华丽并许下大承诺，这个推销员的产品从未达到宣传的效果。