Definition of hustler in English:

hustler

noun ˈhʌsləˈhəslər

North American informal

1A person adept at aggressive selling or illicit dealing.
small-time hustlers trying to sell their stuff
Example sentencesExamples
- The hustlers and street kids are rough and do things that are illegal, but they care for each other and they aren't viewed as immoral.
- I wandered the streets, being offered every illegal drug on the market by hustlers.
- Then, on his way home after work late on Christmas Eve, he encounters a street hustler who turns out to be an angel of sorts.
- After a bit of staggering between bars and buses, we were missing the attention of the local hasslers, and were plotting on better ways of dealing with touts and hustlers.
- For years, I had identified with what I saw in my community: the gang members, drug dealers, street hustlers and even the winos sitting in the alley.
- The street hustlers and prostitutes were nervous about the police, but took the view that you had to keep to the rules.
- The origin was unknown to everyone; even the hustlers that sold it.
- Street hustlers and gang members, far from rejecting traditional roles, continue to aspire to a situation where they can raise their children in economic and emotional security.
- I shall meet some con men and hustlers, too, I suppose.
- In his world of small-time hustlers, grouchy thugs and laconic crimefighters, there's always somebody with a new angle to work or a new beef to settle.
- The boy isn't just homeless; he's also a hustler and dealer, and it is easy to see where Suzette's life is headed when the two begin dating.
- He's a thief, hustler, scamster, con man, who enjoys ripping off friends, family, waiters, old ladies, etc.
- But I've dealt with plenty of street hustlers, and they always have an angle going.
- Another product of the streets, at twenty Sarah's resume included the occupations of thief, hustler, pick pocket and prostitute.
- What a hustler or conman is looking for in a victim, we are very usefully told, is not stupidity but loneliness.
- Beginning by interviewing addicts and small time hustlers, her determination to root out the cause of the problem lead to confrontation with the inner circle of violent drug barons.
- Far from being elitist, this song hails even the so-called socially deviant members of society such as hustlers who perch on street corners.
- The self-labeled hustler tries to sell electric toothbrushes.
- If a driver stops to engage street hustlers and the car is from outside the neighborhood, the car's owner may receive an anonymous letter.
- I've got money, I've got a good home, I've got friendship in all walks of life and I'm neither a pimp, nor a hustler, nor a thief, nor a liar.
Synonyms
criminal, lawbreaker, offender, villain, black hat, delinquent, malefactor, culprit, wrongdoer, transgressor, sinner
2A prostitute.
妓女
Example sentencesExamples
- The play itself gives me more than enough information without having to go talk to hustlers and see how they actually live.
- There I was on the street, I looked around and I had been observing the hustlers only for a few moments when I assumed the stance.
- For instance, in Brazil professional and amateur hustlers constitute different groups, where the latter usually do not identify as hustlers.
- I didn't get any of that working with the pimps, or the hustlers.
- When he was a teenager, he lived on the street as a hustler and prostitute.

Rhymes

rustler

Definition of hustler in US English:

hustler

nounˈhəslərˈhəslər

North American informal

1An aggressively enterprising person; a go-getter.
Example sentencesExamples
- He's a thief, hustler, scamster, con man, who enjoys ripping off friends, family, waiters, old ladies, etc.
- If a driver stops to engage street hustlers and the car is from outside the neighborhood, the car's owner may receive an anonymous letter.
- Street hustlers and gang members, far from rejecting traditional roles, continue to aspire to a situation where they can raise their children in economic and emotional security.
- Then, on his way home after work late on Christmas Eve, he encounters a street hustler who turns out to be an angel of sorts.
- Another product of the streets, at twenty Sarah's resume included the occupations of thief, hustler, pick pocket and prostitute.
- I shall meet some con men and hustlers, too, I suppose.
- The self-labeled hustler tries to sell electric toothbrushes.
- The street hustlers and prostitutes were nervous about the police, but took the view that you had to keep to the rules.
- The boy isn't just homeless; he's also a hustler and dealer, and it is easy to see where Suzette's life is headed when the two begin dating.
- In his world of small-time hustlers, grouchy thugs and laconic crimefighters, there's always somebody with a new angle to work or a new beef to settle.
- Beginning by interviewing addicts and small time hustlers, her determination to root out the cause of the problem lead to confrontation with the inner circle of violent drug barons.
- After a bit of staggering between bars and buses, we were missing the attention of the local hasslers, and were plotting on better ways of dealing with touts and hustlers.
- I wandered the streets, being offered every illegal drug on the market by hustlers.
- For years, I had identified with what I saw in my community: the gang members, drug dealers, street hustlers and even the winos sitting in the alley.
- What a hustler or conman is looking for in a victim, we are very usefully told, is not stupidity but loneliness.
- The origin was unknown to everyone; even the hustlers that sold it.
- Far from being elitist, this song hails even the so-called socially deviant members of society such as hustlers who perch on street corners.
- The hustlers and street kids are rough and do things that are illegal, but they care for each other and they aren't viewed as immoral.
- I've got money, I've got a good home, I've got friendship in all walks of life and I'm neither a pimp, nor a hustler, nor a thief, nor a liar.
- But I've dealt with plenty of street hustlers, and they always have an angle going.
Synonyms
criminal, lawbreaker, offender, villain, black hat, delinquent, malefactor, culprit, wrongdoer, transgressor, sinner
1. 1.1 A prostitute.
  妓女
  Example sentencesExamples
  ‘I come from a street level, I was a hustler on the street, that was my thing,’ Kelly says.
  Frank acknowledged that he had had a relationship with the hustler but denied he knew about the prostitution ring.
  They make money all year round and so are a great club to work for - but be warned, the night girls are hustlers and competition is fierce.

词汇	hustler
释义	Definition of hustler in English: hustler noun ˈhʌsləˈhəslər North American informal 1A person adept at aggressive selling or illicit dealing. small-time hustlers trying to sell their stuff Example sentencesExamples The hustlers and street kids are rough and do things that are illegal, but they care for each other and they aren't viewed as immoral. I wandered the streets, being offered every illegal drug on the market by hustlers. Then, on his way home after work late on Christmas Eve, he encounters a street hustler who turns out to be an angel of sorts. After a bit of staggering between bars and buses, we were missing the attention of the local hasslers, and were plotting on better ways of dealing with touts and hustlers. For years, I had identified with what I saw in my community: the gang members, drug dealers, street hustlers and even the winos sitting in the alley. The street hustlers and prostitutes were nervous about the police, but took the view that you had to keep to the rules. The origin was unknown to everyone; even the hustlers that sold it. Street hustlers and gang members, far from rejecting traditional roles, continue to aspire to a situation where they can raise their children in economic and emotional security. I shall meet some con men and hustlers, too, I suppose. In his world of small-time hustlers, grouchy thugs and laconic crimefighters, there's always somebody with a new angle to work or a new beef to settle. The boy isn't just homeless; he's also a hustler and dealer, and it is easy to see where Suzette's life is headed when the two begin dating. He's a thief, hustler, scamster, con man, who enjoys ripping off friends, family, waiters, old ladies, etc. But I've dealt with plenty of street hustlers, and they always have an angle going. Another product of the streets, at twenty Sarah's resume included the occupations of thief, hustler, pick pocket and prostitute. What a hustler or conman is looking for in a victim, we are very usefully told, is not stupidity but loneliness. Beginning by interviewing addicts and small time hustlers, her determination to root out the cause of the problem lead to confrontation with the inner circle of violent drug barons. Far from being elitist, this song hails even the so-called socially deviant members of society such as hustlers who perch on street corners. The self-labeled hustler tries to sell electric toothbrushes. If a driver stops to engage street hustlers and the car is from outside the neighborhood, the car's owner may receive an anonymous letter. I've got money, I've got a good home, I've got friendship in all walks of life and I'm neither a pimp, nor a hustler, nor a thief, nor a liar. Synonyms criminal, lawbreaker, offender, villain, black hat, delinquent, malefactor, culprit, wrongdoer, transgressor, sinner 2A prostitute. 妓女 Example sentencesExamples The play itself gives me more than enough information without having to go talk to hustlers and see how they actually live. There I was on the street, I looked around and I had been observing the hustlers only for a few moments when I assumed the stance. For instance, in Brazil professional and amateur hustlers constitute different groups, where the latter usually do not identify as hustlers. I didn't get any of that working with the pimps, or the hustlers. When he was a teenager, he lived on the street as a hustler and prostitute. Rhymes rustler Definition of hustler in US English: hustler nounˈhəslərˈhəslər North American informal 1An aggressively enterprising person; a go-getter. Example sentencesExamples He's a thief, hustler, scamster, con man, who enjoys ripping off friends, family, waiters, old ladies, etc. If a driver stops to engage street hustlers and the car is from outside the neighborhood, the car's owner may receive an anonymous letter. Street hustlers and gang members, far from rejecting traditional roles, continue to aspire to a situation where they can raise their children in economic and emotional security. Then, on his way home after work late on Christmas Eve, he encounters a street hustler who turns out to be an angel of sorts. Another product of the streets, at twenty Sarah's resume included the occupations of thief, hustler, pick pocket and prostitute. I shall meet some con men and hustlers, too, I suppose. The self-labeled hustler tries to sell electric toothbrushes. The street hustlers and prostitutes were nervous about the police, but took the view that you had to keep to the rules. The boy isn't just homeless; he's also a hustler and dealer, and it is easy to see where Suzette's life is headed when the two begin dating. In his world of small-time hustlers, grouchy thugs and laconic crimefighters, there's always somebody with a new angle to work or a new beef to settle. Beginning by interviewing addicts and small time hustlers, her determination to root out the cause of the problem lead to confrontation with the inner circle of violent drug barons. After a bit of staggering between bars and buses, we were missing the attention of the local hasslers, and were plotting on better ways of dealing with touts and hustlers. I wandered the streets, being offered every illegal drug on the market by hustlers. For years, I had identified with what I saw in my community: the gang members, drug dealers, street hustlers and even the winos sitting in the alley. What a hustler or conman is looking for in a victim, we are very usefully told, is not stupidity but loneliness. The origin was unknown to everyone; even the hustlers that sold it. Far from being elitist, this song hails even the so-called socially deviant members of society such as hustlers who perch on street corners. The hustlers and street kids are rough and do things that are illegal, but they care for each other and they aren't viewed as immoral. I've got money, I've got a good home, I've got friendship in all walks of life and I'm neither a pimp, nor a hustler, nor a thief, nor a liar. But I've dealt with plenty of street hustlers, and they always have an angle going. Synonyms criminal, lawbreaker, offender, villain, black hat, delinquent, malefactor, culprit, wrongdoer, transgressor, sinner 1.1 A prostitute. 妓女 Example sentencesExamples ‘I come from a street level, I was a hustler on the street, that was my thing,’ Kelly says. Frank acknowledged that he had had a relationship with the hustler but denied he knew about the prostitution ring. They make money all year round and so are a great club to work for - but be warned, the night girls are hustlers and competition is fierce.
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