单词newsagent
n.: 书报亭；报刊经销人；报刊经销商；报刊经销店
网络: 报刊零售人；报纸杂志经销社；报刊亭
报刊经销人；报刊经销商:
a person who owns or works in a shop selling newspapers and magazines, and often sweets/candy and cigarettes
报刊经销店；书报亭:
a shop/store that sells newspapers, magazines, sweets/candy, etc.
报刊经售人
复数：newsagents
I popped into a newsagent"s and bought my inaugural pack of Marlboros with a burning sense of shame.
我钻进一个报摊，买了人生第一包万宝路，羞耻烧得我心颤。
I sometimes flip through a magazine in a newsagent"s but I don"t usually buy one.
有时我在报刊经销店草草地翻阅一份杂志，但是我通常不买。
The chemist is between the newsagent and the bank.
药店在报刊亭和银行之间。
The bank is on the corner. It, s opposite the newsagent.
那家银行在角落里，报社的对面。
The bank is opposite the newsagent"s.
银行在报刊亭对面。
Bethan, a 37-year-old newsagent, added: "Joe has been knocking around Wrexham for a number of years. "
37岁卖报纸的贝森也说，“乔在雷克斯汉姆已经晃荡好多年了”。
In Britain it is a custom for a newsagent to hire boys and girls to deliver the morning papers.
在英国，报刊批发商习惯将投递早报的任务交给报童。
He used to wrok as a newsagent, but now he is a teacher.
他过去是报刊零售商，但现在是位教师。
Newsagent: Michael, how"s my fledgling paper boy doing, this fine pristine morning?
菲力：迈克，你这初出茅庐的小子好吗？你干得怎么样？
He was seeing at the local newsagent"s, where he worked as a delivery boy.
他看见在地方报刊经销人的，他工作作为送报员。