Definition of vend in English:

vend

verb vɛndvɛnd

[with object]

1Offer (small items) for sale, either from a stall or from a slot machine.
（小摊，售货机）出售（小商品，尤指食品）
there was a man vending sticky cakes and ices
有个男人在叫卖粘牙的蛋糕和冰淇淋。
Example sentencesExamples
- Customers will be able to buy it from machines vending items like cigarettes and contraceptives.
- Occupations among the poorer classes involved mainly domestic work but also included street vending, or small retail commerce in foodstuffs, coal or fish.
- The report said that that 75 percent of the children do menial jobs, such as street vending and domestic service, or work as shoeshine boys, car caretakers, and in agriculture.
- By now readers will have guessed that I am addressing the vexing question of roadside vending, and why, in spite of decades of attempts to eradicate what is illegal and most times unsightly, the authorities have failed.
- Such children in rural areas help their parents on subsistence farms, while in the shanty areas of towns school dropouts engage in petty street vending.
- There are ‘Rail Marts’ in each coach for vending soft drinks, snacks, tea and coffee.
- I landed a job vending drinks at college football games.
- He'll continue parking and vending on Commercial Drive between rush hours, then drive to the beaches to sleep at night.
- Those who are literate and have work permits may drive yellow cabs or use their profits from vending to open a restaurant, boutique, or import-export business.
- School age children are being put to work for family business or sent out by their parents to vend in the streets or beg.
- Some countries like Malta vend soft drinks from machines in glass bottles which is no use if you aren't carrying a bottle opener as I found out!
- It's probably well known by now that Japan is the empire of vending machines, vending just about anything that can be vended.
- While there is a legal working age of eighteen, this is not enforced, and many children are engaged in farm work and street vending.
- Many migrants to the cities are unable to find employment and so, take to street vending.
- She used to vend young coconuts as a drink on the wayside.
- Complaints such as poor lit roads, uncollected garbage, damaged roads, street vending and water shortage have been the order of the day.
- In them came those who vended meat pies, nshima with sausages, French fries and many other foodstuffs.
- Many Uruguayans resort to such jobs as street vending and tailoring.
- Oh yyyyeah, this is Mexico - quaint religious shops, Virgin Marys everywhere, guys laying around on the street and taquerias vending food for one-tenth the price of just a few blocks away.
- All flavors are available in bulk bags for retail sales, while eight come in prepacks for vending.
Synonyms
put up for sale, put on the market, sell, market, make available, put under the hammer, ask for bids for
1. 1.1Law formal Sell (something)
  〔律〕〈正式〉出售
  the company makes and vends environmentally friendly beauty products
  Example sentencesExamples
  It's an unusual agenda these days, but I believe Armani Jeans is still vending that higher-waisted style.
  Below the glamour, glitter, and stardom, the bottom line of the music industry is to obtain high-quality content as cheaply as possible and to vend that content to as many people as possible for the highest price the markets will bear.
  Inside and outside ballparks and arenas, there are always people vending programs.
  Buying tickets is easier too, thanks to a new advanced booking line and a new entrance gallery with state-of-the-art computerised ticket vending and a self-service credit card point.
  The store vends an array of offensive and defensive equipment such as armor, weapons and ammunition.
  The company vends dairy products, bacon, eggs and spring water.
  Synonyms
  vending, selling off, auctioning, trading, trade, trade in

Derivatives

vendible

adjective ˈvɛndɪblˈvɛndəb(ə)l

Like manufacturers, however, they generally add value to vendible commodities.

Origin

Early 17th century (in the sense 'be sold'): from French vendre or Latin vendere 'sell', from venum 'something for sale' + a variant of dare 'give'.

Rhymes

amend, append, apprehend, ascend, attend, befriend, bend, blend, blende, commend, comprehend, condescend, contend, defriend, depend, emend, end, expend, extend, fend, forfend, friend, impend, interdepend, lend, mend, misapprehend, misspend, offend, on-trend, Oostende, Ostend, perpend, portend, rend, reprehend, scrag-end, send, spend, subtend, suspend, tail end, tend, transcend, trend, underspend, unfriend, upend, weekend, wend

Definition of vend in US English:

vend

verbvɛndvend

[with object]

1Offer (small items, especially food) for sale, especially either from a stall or from a slot machine.
（小摊，售货机）出售（小商品，尤指食品）
there was a man vending sticky cakes and ices
有个男人在叫卖粘牙的蛋糕和冰淇淋。
Example sentencesExamples
- Customers will be able to buy it from machines vending items like cigarettes and contraceptives.
- I landed a job vending drinks at college football games.
- Some countries like Malta vend soft drinks from machines in glass bottles which is no use if you aren't carrying a bottle opener as I found out!
- Many Uruguayans resort to such jobs as street vending and tailoring.
- The report said that that 75 percent of the children do menial jobs, such as street vending and domestic service, or work as shoeshine boys, car caretakers, and in agriculture.
- Many migrants to the cities are unable to find employment and so, take to street vending.
- She used to vend young coconuts as a drink on the wayside.
- It's probably well known by now that Japan is the empire of vending machines, vending just about anything that can be vended.
- School age children are being put to work for family business or sent out by their parents to vend in the streets or beg.
- Oh yyyyeah, this is Mexico - quaint religious shops, Virgin Marys everywhere, guys laying around on the street and taquerias vending food for one-tenth the price of just a few blocks away.
- He'll continue parking and vending on Commercial Drive between rush hours, then drive to the beaches to sleep at night.
- While there is a legal working age of eighteen, this is not enforced, and many children are engaged in farm work and street vending.
- Occupations among the poorer classes involved mainly domestic work but also included street vending, or small retail commerce in foodstuffs, coal or fish.
- Complaints such as poor lit roads, uncollected garbage, damaged roads, street vending and water shortage have been the order of the day.
- Such children in rural areas help their parents on subsistence farms, while in the shanty areas of towns school dropouts engage in petty street vending.
- Those who are literate and have work permits may drive yellow cabs or use their profits from vending to open a restaurant, boutique, or import-export business.
- In them came those who vended meat pies, nshima with sausages, French fries and many other foodstuffs.
- All flavors are available in bulk bags for retail sales, while eight come in prepacks for vending.
- By now readers will have guessed that I am addressing the vexing question of roadside vending, and why, in spite of decades of attempts to eradicate what is illegal and most times unsightly, the authorities have failed.
- There are ‘Rail Marts’ in each coach for vending soft drinks, snacks, tea and coffee.
Synonyms
put up for sale, put on the market, sell, market, make available, put under the hammer, ask for bids for
1. 1.1Law formal Sell (something).
  〔律〕〈正式〉出售
  Example sentencesExamples
  Buying tickets is easier too, thanks to a new advanced booking line and a new entrance gallery with state-of-the-art computerised ticket vending and a self-service credit card point.
  Below the glamour, glitter, and stardom, the bottom line of the music industry is to obtain high-quality content as cheaply as possible and to vend that content to as many people as possible for the highest price the markets will bear.
  Inside and outside ballparks and arenas, there are always people vending programs.
  It's an unusual agenda these days, but I believe Armani Jeans is still vending that higher-waisted style.
  The company vends dairy products, bacon, eggs and spring water.
  The store vends an array of offensive and defensive equipment such as armor, weapons and ammunition.
  Synonyms
  vending, selling off, auctioning, trading, trade, trade in

Origin

Early 17th century (in the sense ‘be sold’): from French vendre or Latin vendere ‘sell’, from venum ‘something for sale’ + a variant of dare ‘give’.

词汇	vend
释义	Definition of vend in English: vend verb vɛndvɛnd [with object] 1Offer (small items) for sale, either from a stall or from a slot machine. （小摊，售货机）出售（小商品，尤指食品） there was a man vending sticky cakes and ices 有个男人在叫卖粘牙的蛋糕和冰淇淋。 Example sentencesExamples Customers will be able to buy it from machines vending items like cigarettes and contraceptives. Occupations among the poorer classes involved mainly domestic work but also included street vending, or small retail commerce in foodstuffs, coal or fish. The report said that that 75 percent of the children do menial jobs, such as street vending and domestic service, or work as shoeshine boys, car caretakers, and in agriculture. By now readers will have guessed that I am addressing the vexing question of roadside vending, and why, in spite of decades of attempts to eradicate what is illegal and most times unsightly, the authorities have failed. Such children in rural areas help their parents on subsistence farms, while in the shanty areas of towns school dropouts engage in petty street vending. There are ‘Rail Marts’ in each coach for vending soft drinks, snacks, tea and coffee. I landed a job vending drinks at college football games. He'll continue parking and vending on Commercial Drive between rush hours, then drive to the beaches to sleep at night. Those who are literate and have work permits may drive yellow cabs or use their profits from vending to open a restaurant, boutique, or import-export business. School age children are being put to work for family business or sent out by their parents to vend in the streets or beg. Some countries like Malta vend soft drinks from machines in glass bottles which is no use if you aren't carrying a bottle opener as I found out! It's probably well known by now that Japan is the empire of vending machines, vending just about anything that can be vended. While there is a legal working age of eighteen, this is not enforced, and many children are engaged in farm work and street vending. Many migrants to the cities are unable to find employment and so, take to street vending. She used to vend young coconuts as a drink on the wayside. Complaints such as poor lit roads, uncollected garbage, damaged roads, street vending and water shortage have been the order of the day. In them came those who vended meat pies, nshima with sausages, French fries and many other foodstuffs. Many Uruguayans resort to such jobs as street vending and tailoring. Oh yyyyeah, this is Mexico - quaint religious shops, Virgin Marys everywhere, guys laying around on the street and taquerias vending food for one-tenth the price of just a few blocks away. All flavors are available in bulk bags for retail sales, while eight come in prepacks for vending. Synonyms put up for sale, put on the market, sell, market, make available, put under the hammer, ask for bids for 1.1Law formal Sell (something) 〔律〕〈正式〉出售 the company makes and vends environmentally friendly beauty products Example sentencesExamples It's an unusual agenda these days, but I believe Armani Jeans is still vending that higher-waisted style. Below the glamour, glitter, and stardom, the bottom line of the music industry is to obtain high-quality content as cheaply as possible and to vend that content to as many people as possible for the highest price the markets will bear. Inside and outside ballparks and arenas, there are always people vending programs. Buying tickets is easier too, thanks to a new advanced booking line and a new entrance gallery with state-of-the-art computerised ticket vending and a self-service credit card point. The store vends an array of offensive and defensive equipment such as armor, weapons and ammunition. The company vends dairy products, bacon, eggs and spring water. Synonyms vending, selling off, auctioning, trading, trade, trade in Derivatives vendible adjective ˈvɛndɪblˈvɛndəb(ə)l Like manufacturers, however, they generally add value to vendible commodities. Origin Early 17th century (in the sense 'be sold'): from French vendre or Latin vendere 'sell', from venum 'something for sale' + a variant of dare 'give'. Rhymes amend, append, apprehend, ascend, attend, befriend, bend, blend, blende, commend, comprehend, condescend, contend, defriend, depend, emend, end, expend, extend, fend, forfend, friend, impend, interdepend, lend, mend, misapprehend, misspend, offend, on-trend, Oostende, Ostend, perpend, portend, rend, reprehend, scrag-end, send, spend, subtend, suspend, tail end, tend, transcend, trend, underspend, unfriend, upend, weekend, wend Definition of vend in US English: vend verbvɛndvend [with object] 1Offer (small items, especially food) for sale, especially either from a stall or from a slot machine. （小摊，售货机）出售（小商品，尤指食品） there was a man vending sticky cakes and ices 有个男人在叫卖粘牙的蛋糕和冰淇淋。 Example sentencesExamples Customers will be able to buy it from machines vending items like cigarettes and contraceptives. I landed a job vending drinks at college football games. Some countries like Malta vend soft drinks from machines in glass bottles which is no use if you aren't carrying a bottle opener as I found out! Many Uruguayans resort to such jobs as street vending and tailoring. The report said that that 75 percent of the children do menial jobs, such as street vending and domestic service, or work as shoeshine boys, car caretakers, and in agriculture. Many migrants to the cities are unable to find employment and so, take to street vending. She used to vend young coconuts as a drink on the wayside. It's probably well known by now that Japan is the empire of vending machines, vending just about anything that can be vended. School age children are being put to work for family business or sent out by their parents to vend in the streets or beg. Oh yyyyeah, this is Mexico - quaint religious shops, Virgin Marys everywhere, guys laying around on the street and taquerias vending food for one-tenth the price of just a few blocks away. He'll continue parking and vending on Commercial Drive between rush hours, then drive to the beaches to sleep at night. While there is a legal working age of eighteen, this is not enforced, and many children are engaged in farm work and street vending. Occupations among the poorer classes involved mainly domestic work but also included street vending, or small retail commerce in foodstuffs, coal or fish. Complaints such as poor lit roads, uncollected garbage, damaged roads, street vending and water shortage have been the order of the day. Such children in rural areas help their parents on subsistence farms, while in the shanty areas of towns school dropouts engage in petty street vending. Those who are literate and have work permits may drive yellow cabs or use their profits from vending to open a restaurant, boutique, or import-export business. In them came those who vended meat pies, nshima with sausages, French fries and many other foodstuffs. All flavors are available in bulk bags for retail sales, while eight come in prepacks for vending. By now readers will have guessed that I am addressing the vexing question of roadside vending, and why, in spite of decades of attempts to eradicate what is illegal and most times unsightly, the authorities have failed. There are ‘Rail Marts’ in each coach for vending soft drinks, snacks, tea and coffee. Synonyms put up for sale, put on the market, sell, market, make available, put under the hammer, ask for bids for 1.1Law formal Sell (something). 〔律〕〈正式〉出售 Example sentencesExamples Buying tickets is easier too, thanks to a new advanced booking line and a new entrance gallery with state-of-the-art computerised ticket vending and a self-service credit card point. Below the glamour, glitter, and stardom, the bottom line of the music industry is to obtain high-quality content as cheaply as possible and to vend that content to as many people as possible for the highest price the markets will bear. Inside and outside ballparks and arenas, there are always people vending programs. It's an unusual agenda these days, but I believe Armani Jeans is still vending that higher-waisted style. The company vends dairy products, bacon, eggs and spring water. The store vends an array of offensive and defensive equipment such as armor, weapons and ammunition. Synonyms vending, selling off, auctioning, trading, trade, trade in Origin Early 17th century (in the sense ‘be sold’): from French vendre or Latin vendere ‘sell’, from venum ‘something for sale’ + a variant of dare ‘give’.
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