vendor

US /ˈvɛndɚ/

・

UK /ˈvendə(r)/

B1 中級TOEIC

n.名詞行商人 : 露天商人

The fruit vendor sells fruit on the street

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マーケットで英語を学ぼう??? (Let's Learn English at the Market! ???)

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マーケットで英語を学ぼう??? (Let's Learn English at the Market! ???)

So the place where a vendor sells from at market is called either a booth or a stall.
というわけで、あるベンダーが次のような場所で販売している。市場はブースまたはストールと呼ばれる。
Jen and I are the flower vendor.
ジェンと私は花売り。

トロントのKOREATOWNでコリアンストリートフードツアー｜絶対に食べたい美味しい韓国料理7選 (KOREAN Street FOOD TOUR of Toronto's KOREATOWN | 7 Delicious Korean Dishes You Must Try!)

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トロントのKOREATOWNでコリアンストリートフードツアー｜絶対に食べたい美味しい韓国料理7選 (KOREAN Street FOOD TOUR of Toronto's KOREATOWN | 7 Delicious Korean Dishes You Must Try!)

boogie go to an outdoor street vendor who is also cooking up the two weekend which are the battered
ブギは、2つの週末を調理している屋外のストリートベンダーに行き

日本のメカニックの一日 (Day in the Life of a Japanese Mechanic)

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日本のメカニックの一日 (Day in the Life of a Japanese Mechanic)

so they employ a cleaning vendor to wash
全体朝礼の最後は、経営理念と行動方針の暗唱をすっぞ

イギリス人少女がアイスクリームの値段についてビデオで暴言 (British girl rants about price of ice cream in video)

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イギリス人少女がアイスクリームの値段についてビデオで暴言 (British girl rants about price of ice cream in video)

You are about to see the rant of Marne from the UK. She was ticked off by the business practices of the local ice cream vendor.
irika、小さな女の子を得る

米国最大のニンニク生産者はいかにして米国産ニンニクの没落を生き延びたか｜ビッグビジネス (How The US' Biggest Garlic Producer Survived The Fall Of American Garlic | Big Business)

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米国最大のニンニク生産者はいかにして米国産ニンニクの没落を生き延びたか｜ビッグビジネス (How The US' Biggest Garlic Producer Survived The Fall Of American Garlic | Big Business)

One vendor here even puts garlic in ice cream.
アイスクリームにニンニクを入れる業者もいる。

英国vs米国ホリデー・スペシャル｜フード・ウォーズ｜インサイダー・フード (UK vs USA Holiday Special | Food Wars | Insider Food)

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英国vs米国ホリデー・スペシャル｜フード・ウォーズ｜インサイダー・フード (UK vs USA Holiday Special | Food Wars | Insider Food)

If you've ever been walking down the street and gotten those like warm sugary nuts from a street vendor, they're so popular here in New York.
通りを歩いていて、屋台の温かいナッツのようなものを手にしたことがある人なら、ここニューヨークではとてもポピュラーな食べ物だ。

沖縄で食べたい10の食べ物 ?? (10 Foods You NEED to Try in Okinawa, Japan ? ?)

17:43

沖縄で食べたい10の食べ物 ?? (10 Foods You NEED to Try in Okinawa, Japan ? ?)

Every single place you go to go to the beach, like an ice cream vendor and every time but we've also got one other flavors in school which is like the salty cookies which we're gonna introduce later.
ビーチに行くと必ずと言っていいほど、アイスクリーム屋さんがありますが、学校にはもうひとつ、後で紹介するソルティクッキーみたいなフレーバーもあります。

Day in the Life of a Japanese Waitress

16:55

Day in the Life of a Japanese Waitress

Oh, I guess the restaurant received a delivery from the beverage vendor.
小学生の頃から、校内の担当場所を毎日綺麗にすることで身の回りのものを大切に使うことを学ぶんだ

Outlookチュートリアル - ルールを使用する (Outlook Tutorial - Working with Rules)

07:26

Outlookチュートリアル - ルールを使用する (Outlook Tutorial - Working with Rules)

is about this project and this vendor relationship.
は、このプロジェクトとこのベンダーの関係についてです。

99％の外国人が知らない日本の音 (Sounds of Japan that 99% Foreigners Can’t Name All)

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99％の外国人が知らない日本の音 (Sounds of Japan that 99% Foreigners Can’t Name All)

Well, if you speak any Japanese at all Then maybe this one was rather easy But if you don't speak any at all This one might be kind of hard Well, the sound is actually coming from the Yakiimo roasted sweet potato song Usually played in the winter by a truck vendor Cruising the neighborhood, selling their warm sweet potatoes The Japanese version of the ice cream truck on cold days These Yakiimo trucks actually became popular Since they could move to high traffic areas in the winter Where people wanted warm snacks And this song itself was made in Tokyo Based on the vague idea of the original Yakiimo song There were many variations But before the 60s, when the cassette tape became popular The version became standard For some reason, when I hear this song I kind of feel a little bit cold and also hungry at the same time Number four Let's try this one I'll give you a clue This song is not the Don Quixote song Which everyone already knows I thought that one would be too easy This song is actually from Yodobashi Camera Which plays non-stop And the melody was adapted from the song Battle Hymn of the Republic The founder Terukazu Fujisawa himself wrote the lyrics And since the main store was at Shinjuku West Exit He incorporated the Yamanote train line and Chuo train line in the lyrics So people could know where the store was located For me, it's just as catchy as the Don Quixote song Where they both forever just get stuck in your head At least for the day Number five Let's see if you've heard this one before Three, two, one So this one varies from area to area But it's basically Japan's afternoon go-home song It's played on the loudspeakers throughout the neighborhood Including parks In my Tokyo neighborhood, it plays at 5 p.m. every day Signaling everyone that it's getting late And it's time to make your way home Interestingly, it serves another purpose It's a daily test to ensure the proper working order Of the neighborhood's emergency system Used for major earthquakes or any other major disaster events That need warning Even in the event of a power outage The system can continue to broadcast using its own battery So this is one of those sounds that I recognized early on But didn't know what it was for until much, much later I'm just glad that this sound is actually pretty calming You know what one of the sounds I love the most coming from Japan?
日本語が話せる人なら、この曲は簡単かもしれないが、全く話せない人にはちょっと難しいかもしれない、この焼き芋トラックは、冬になると人通りの多い場所に移動できるため、暖かいお菓子を求める人たちに人気が出た、この曲を聴くと、なんだかちょっと寒くなると同時に、お腹が空いてくる。メロディーは、共和国讃歌のメロディーをヨドバシカメラの創業者である藤沢照和氏が自ら作詞したもので、新宿西口に本店があったことから、山手線と中央線を歌詞に取り入れた、私にとっては、ドン・キホーテの歌と同じくらいキャッチーな歌で、この2つの歌は