vendor stall
[VEN-dər stôl]
nounpl: vendor stalls
barraca de vendedor
1. A temporary or permanent structure where a merchant sells goods, typically in a market, fair, or street
The vendor stall at the farmers market sold fresh vegetables every Saturday.
A barraca de vendedor na feira de produtores vendia vegetais frescos todos os sábados.
2. A small shop or booth operated by an independent seller in a public marketplace
She opened a vendor stall at the street fair to sell handmade jewelry.
Ela abriu uma barraca de vendedor na festa de rua para vender joias feitas à mão.
Vendor stalls are iconic in Brazilian street markets and fairs, representing informal commerce and street culture. They are common in Rio's markets and São Paulo's commercial zones. In NYC, the equivalent includes street carts and vendor booths, particularly in areas like Times Square, street fairs, and the Union Square Greenmarket.
NYC Slang
cart, stand, street booth
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