beggary

beggary

美 ['begərɪ] 　英

• n.乞丐；赤贫；贫民窟
• 网络乞丐生涯；行乞；卑劣

英汉解释

n.	1. 乞丐 2. 乞丐生活[处境],赤贫 3. 贫民窟

英英解释

n.	1. a state of extreme poverty

例句

She looked back to the freedom and the beggary of the old studio in Soho with so much regret.

她留恋从前在苏霍画室里自由自在的穷日子，说不尽的愁闷。

Again he resorted to the Bowery lodging-house, brooding over where to look. From this it was but a step to beggary.

他又回到波威里街的寄宿处，盘算着去哪里申请救济。这只差一步就沦为乞丐了。

They eliminated the many crushing taxes, started work projects, and greatly reduced unemployment and beggary .

他们淘汰了许多破碎税，开始工作项目，并大大降低了失业和乞讨。

His speculation reduced him to beggary.

他的投机使他陷于赤贫。

They advance against that standard, rather than the pestilence, beggary and injustice of serfdom.

他们朝着这个标准而努力，而不是瘟疫，赤贫和不公正的奴隶制度。

"They knew luxury; they knew beggary ; but they never knew comfort" (Macaulay).

“他们了解奢侈；他们了解贫穷；但他们从不了解安逸”（麦考利）

Learning ever dies in beggary.

做学问的人常死于乞讨。

Idleness is the key of beggary, and the root of all evil.

无知是乞丐的钥匙，是罪恶的根源。

There are about 600 million people are suffering from beggary , under the threat of surviving.

其中6亿人属于赤贫，生存问题受到威胁。

Without thee, in my cell Of beggary suffered

没有你，我在乞丐似的小屋里受苦