hawking in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for hawking in the English»French Dictionary

I.hawk [Brit hɔːk, Am hɔk] N

hawk

faucon m also POL

II.hawk [Brit hɔːk, Am hɔk] VB trans

hawk (sell) pej (door-to-door)

colporter

hawk (in street)

vendre

III.hawk [Brit hɔːk, Am hɔk] VB intr

1. hawk (hunt):

hawk

chasser [qc] au faucon

2. hawk inf:

hawk (clear throat)

se racler la gorge

hawk (spit)

cracher

IV.hawk [Brit hɔːk, Am hɔk]

to have eyes like a hawk

avoir des yeux de lynx

hawk-eyed [Brit, Am ˈhɔk ˌaɪd] ADJ

hawk-eyed

aux yeux de lynx

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motionless hawk, cloud

immobile

Translations for hawking in the French»English Dictionary

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colportage

hawking

fauconnerie (chasse)

hawking, falconry

fauconnerie

hawk house

gantelet

hawking glove

faucon

hawk Am

chasser au faucon

to hawk

faucon

hawk

fauconneau

young hawk Am

colporter marchandises

to hawk

être aux aguets (surveiller de près)

to be watching like a hawk

hawking in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for hawking in the English»French Dictionary

I.hawk [hɔ:k] N a. fig a. POL

hawk

faucon m

II.hawk [hɔ:k] VB trans

hawk

colporter

III.hawk [hɔ:k] VB intr

hawk

faire du colportage

hawk moth N ZOOL

hawk moth

sphinx m

hawk-eyed ADJ

hawk-eyed

au regard perçant

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to watch sb/sth like a hawk

surveiller qn/qc de près

Translations for hawking in the French»English Dictionary

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faucon

hawk

colporter

to hawk

sphinx

hawk moth

hawking Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to watch sb/sth like a hawk

surveiller qn/qc de près

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Even companies that had nothing to do with fish sticks were hawking the product in one way or another.

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The birds do most of their foraging in flocks on the ground, though they are occasionally observed hawking insects airily.

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Hawking also describes his life when he was young, and his later experience of motor neurone disease.

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Hawking later described this as an insurance policy of sorts.

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Here, he uncovered how the poor hawkers were forced to contribute money to fob off police officers on duty who would otherwise have enforced the ban on hawking.

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They are hawking political vapourware, giving a "sales pitch" for something that doesn't even exist.

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This behavior is contrasted with hawking insects from the air or chasing after moving insects such as ants.

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Hawking is now administering the coup de grace.

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White-eyed slaty flycatchers are frequently spotted either hawking for insects or taking them from the ground.

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Hawking, not yet showing signs of the disability to come, is adorably gawky and fresh as a new pin.

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