drug dealer; drug trafficker

To engage in the illegal trade of narcotics; drug trafficking

To buy goods in order to resell them for a profit; to peddle or traffic (often illegal goods)

a person who buys and sells goods; a peddler

merchant, trader, or small retailer

peddler; hawker; a person who sells goods on the street or in a market

street peddler, stall vendor, or stall keeper

to transport goods from one place to another for sale; to traffic in goods

A person who illegally buys and resells tickets for transportation, movies, or performances at a higher price; commonly called [[黄牛|黃牛|huang2 niu2]] in Taiwan.

someone who kidnaps and sells people; human trafficker

to sell products in large quantities at a lower price per unit

Used to describe a business model, usually for KTVs or supermarkets, that offers bulk buying or services at a wholesale price.

A person or group that intentionally provokes or starts a war for profit or gain.

to sell or trade smuggled or contraband items; to engage in illegal vending of smuggled articles

a merchant who sells fish

a petty speculator or merchant who resells goods at a higher price; specifically refers to someone who profits from the difference between market prices or takes advantage of price differentials

To sell or trade in pornographic materials, including books, periodicals, tapes, or discs.

people of the lower classes, such as small peddlers and servants; commoners

small trader or street vendor

To smuggle or trade in contraband or government-monopolized goods; to traffic in illegal items.

(literary) person who does small business; peddler; street vendor

A small shop or variety store located within a school, campus, or office building; refers to a retail department within an institution.

small retailer; street vendor

a person who makes a living by trading in human beings; a human trafficker or slave trader

the illegal trade or trafficking of people for the purposes of forced labor or sexual exploitation

A distributor or dealer who buys goods directly from the manufacturer to sell to other merchants for profit.

butchers and meat vendors; specifically refers to people from low-status backgrounds who make a living through slaughtering and selling meat

a person who sells newspapers on the street; a newsstand vendor

A street vendor or hawker who moves from place to place using carts or vehicles rather than operating from a fixed stall

a person who sells meat

A machine that automatically dispenses items after money is inserted and a selection is made

to engage in the management and sale of goods; to trade

a merchant or salesperson who travels from place to place to sell goods

(literary) hawker; small-time peddler

a merchant who travels from place to place to sell goods; a peddler

To sell counterfeit or low-quality goods

to traffic in human beings; to buy and sell people as commodities

A machine that automatically dispenses goods when money is inserted and a selection is made. Also called [[自动贩卖机|自動販賣機|zi4 dong4 fan4 mai4 ji1]] or [[自动售货机|自動售貨機|zi4 dong4 shou4 huo4 ji1]].

To sell goods, usually after purchasing them for resale; often used in the context of retail or commerce.

To sell or trade in opium, where [[土|土|tu3]] refers to [[烟土|煙土|yan1 tu3]].

peddlers and commoners; ordinary people of lower social status

The illegal act of selling or trafficking infants and children

to trade in government offices and noble titles; to sell official positions for personal profit

A warehouse-style store or wholesaler that features bulk sales and low prices, typically operated as a self-service business.

a person who buys and sells horses