Subject + 吆喝 + 着 + Clause
吆喝 (yāohe) is a verb meaning "to shout" or "to hawk wares," typically describing a street vendor loudly calling out to attract customers. It conveys a lively, energetic manner of soliciting buyers in a market or public setting.
街上有个小贩在大声吆喝。
Jiē shàng yǒu gè xiǎofàn zài dàshēng yāohe.
There was a street vendor shouting loudly on the street.
他一边吆喝一边摆摊卖水果。
Tā yībiān yāohe yībiān bǎi tān mài shuǐguǒ.
He was hawking while setting up his stall to sell fruit.
远远就能听到市场里的吆喝声。
Yuǎn yuǎn jiù néng tīng dào shìchǎng lǐ de yāohe shēng.
You could hear the hawking from the market from far away.