beggar如何读

英:[ˈbeɡə(r)]

美:[ˈbeɡər]

beggar英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [C]乞丐 a person who lives by begging

beggar是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 乞丐
  2. 穷人
  3. 叫化子
  4. 穷光蛋
  5. <主英><口>家伙
  6. 叫花子
  7. 募捐者
  8. 要饭的
  9. 要饭就不能嫌馊
  10. 给什么就得要什么
  11. 行乞者
  12. 贫民
  13. 家伙
  14. <非正式>人
v. (动词)
  1. 使贫穷
  2. 使沦为乞丐
  3. 使不足
  4. 使不能
  5. 使做乞丐
  6. 使变穷
  7. 使…无用
  8. 难以…
  9. 难以相信
  10. 无法形容
  11. 使贫困
  12. 使匮乏
  13. 超常以至于不能
  14. 难以作…

beggar自然拼读

beg·gar

be gr

beggar变形

复数:beggars

第三人称单数:beggars

现在分词:beggaring

过去式:beggared

过去分词:beggared

beggar词根

词根:beggar

adj.

beggarly 赤贫的;像乞丐的

n.

beggary 赤贫;卑劣;行乞

beggar英英释义

noun

one that begs (see beg entry 1 sense 1)especially: a person who lives by asking for gifts

pauper

… this system only created beggars, completely dependent on outside help …—Darcy Ribeiro

fellow sense 4c

an unlucky beggar

verb

transitive verb

to reduce to poverty or the practice of asking for charity : to reduce to beggary

to exceed the resources or abilities of : defy so outrageous as to beggar belief

beggars description

beggar词源中文解释

"乞讨者",尤指以乞讨为生的人,约于公元1200年,源自古法语 begart,“Beghards 的成员”,即在低地国家的一个乞讨兄弟 Mendicant order 中的一个散修修会,源自中古荷兰语 beggaert “乞讨者”,这个词的起源不确定,带有蔑称后缀(参见 -ard)。这个普通名词可能源自某个专有名词,比较 Beguine。早期的民间词源将这个英语词与 bag 联系在一起,但这种说法现在被否定了(参见 OED)。

从14世纪中叶起,“贫穷的人”(无论是否乞讨)开始有用法。从公元1300年左右起,“卑鄙的人”也有这个意思; 而在1833年,它成为“伙伴,男人”在口语中的一个通用称呼。带有 -ar 的形式可追溯到14世纪,但在15世纪至17世纪, begger 更常用。女性形式 beggestere 作为一个姓氏,可追溯到公元1300年左右。 Beggar's velvet 是“灰尘兔”的一个古老名称。

beggar词源英文解释

Noun Middle English beggere, beggare, from beggen "to beg >entry 1" + -ere, -are -er >entry 2 Verb Middle English beggeren, verbal derivative of beggere beggar >entry 1

The first known use of beggar was in the 13th century

beggar儿童词典英英释义

beggarlyadjective

measly

beggar1 of 2noun

a person who lives by begging

a very poor person : pauper

beggar2 of 2verb

to reduce to beggary

to go beyond the ability of

the costumes almost beggar description

beggar 例句

1 A few beggars lay under the great tympanum of Notre Dame’s doorway.

2 I gave the beggar a few coins out of pity.

出于同情,我给了那乞丐几个硬币。

3 The ghosts probably found this even more amusing than two beggars fighting to the death.

4 “Don't be giving money to these beggars, sir,'' Gabriel said. “They are all rich.

5 He’d sneak into cities disguised in ragged beggar’s clothes and hand out gold coins to kids living on the streets.

6 Why should I beggar myself for you?

我为什么要为你受穷?

7 Instead of being a beggar in the streets, why don't you look for work and earn your own bread?

与其在街上当乞丐,你为什么不找个工作,自己挣钱糊口呢?

8 O beggar, to come beg at thy own door!

哦乞丐,到自己家门前乞讨!

9 Heatstroke of a beggar faints, passerby crowds around, eristic in succession.

一个乞丐中暑晕倒, 路人围拢过来, 议论纷纷.

10 In the alleys, a few beggars sat around a fire and listened to a man without arms or legs tell a story.

11 He glanced at her clothes, which looked like the garments of a queen when she had them on, but now, hanging from their nails on the wall, seemed like the sad rags of a beggar.

12 A beggar came up to us and ask for money.

一个乞丐走过来向我们要钱。

13 The beggar begs from door to door.

这个乞丐挨门挨户地要饭.

14 Dad says, You shouldn’t be picking up coal off the road like a common beggar.

15 They sat like beggars at the side of the road, calling out for help, or for a mouthful of water.

16 “If it weren’t for me and your Older Sister, you’d probably have landed up a beggar.”

17 They were beggared by trying to pay for their son's education.

为付儿子的教育费用,他们变穷了。

18 Why did you decide to become a beggar?

您为什么会沦为一个乞丐?

19 Postwar Phnom Penh was a ramshackle city of squatters, hustlers, and beggars.

20 To imagine that a country with an economy smaller than Canada’s or Italy’s could leverage a superpower ten times wealthier beggared the imagination.

beggar 同义词

7 使贫穷

impoverish

9 赤贫

beggary

11 无赖汉

rogue punk leper yap hoodlum

12 使贫困

ruin pauperize

13 叫化子

panhandle pauper schnorrer

14 叫花子

clochard panhandler

17 穷尽

exhaustive

24 贫弱

lean meager meagre poorly

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