beggar
读音：['begə]
n.乞丐, 穷人, 【英】家伙 vt.使贫穷, 使不足, 使不能
例句与用法：
The beggar shivered in his scanty clothes.
乞丐穿着单薄，冻得发抖。
The beggar spun a long yarn about his misfortunes.
那个乞丐编造了一大篇自己如何遭遇不幸的故事。
The beggar fell down in a swoon from sheer hunger.
那个穷人饿得晕倒了。
The beggar dressed in rags.
这个穷人衣衫褴褛。
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。
词形变化：
动词过去式: beggared | 动词过去分词: beggared | 动词现在分词: beggaring | 动词第三人称单数: beggars |
n.[C]
1. 乞丐, 叫化子
2. 穷人, 穷光蛋
3. 【主英】【口】家伙
vt.
1. 使沦为乞丐; 使贫穷
They were beggared by trying to pay for their son's education.
为了要支付儿子的教育费用, 他们给弄穷了。
2. 使不足; 使不能
Her beauty beggars description.
她的美貌难以形容。
beggar
名词复数：beggars
过去式：beggared
过去分词：beggared
现在进行时：beggaring
词形变化：
动词过去式: beggared | 动词过去分词: beggared | 动词现在分词: beggaring | 动词第三人称单数: beggars |
词义辨析：
同义:
n.乞丐
cadger panhandler mendicant beadsman gaberlunzie moocher bumn.流浪汉, 到处闲逛的人
parasite hobo tramp vagrant beachcomber vagabond drifter loafer idler castaway outcast sponger leech scampv.使变穷, 使破产
reduce to poverty impoverish pauperize ruin break bankrupt同义参见:
wretch sponge beggarbeggarD.J.:[ˈbeɡə]K.K.:[ˈbɛɡɚ]n.1.翻译：乞丐
2.翻译：家伙vt.
1.翻译：使贫困
2.翻译：超常以至于不能(相信、描写等)
beggar['beɡə]n.
1.翻译：乞丐，行乞者，叫花子
2.翻译：贫民，穷人，穷光蛋
3.翻译：募捐者
4.翻译：[口语]积极分子；能手(for)
5.翻译：[口语]人，家伙[戏谑语或带感情色彩用语]vt.
1.翻译：使沦为乞丐；使贫穷：The family had been beggared by the war.战争使这家人沦为乞丐。
2.翻译：使成无用；难以作…；使落空，使不足，使不能；胜过，超过，超越：His hat was so funny it beggars description.他的帽子如此逗人，用笔墨难以形容。Beggars must (或 should) not(或 cannot) be choosers.[谚语]要饭的哪能挑肥拣瘦。(或：受惠于人，不能挑肥拣瘦。饥不择食。)Set a beggar on horseback and he'll ride to the devil.[谚语]乞丐一发财就得意忘形(或忘乎所以)。
1.翻译：乞丐, 叫化子; 穷人
2.翻译：募捐者
3.翻译：[俚]家伙(对人的爱称.戏称)He is a good beggar.他善于募捐。You lucky beggar!你这个幸运儿!What a fine little beggar your boy is!你的儿子是个多么可爱的小家伙呵!词性变化beggarvt.
1.翻译：使沦为乞丐, 使贫穷
2.翻译：减低...的价值; 使...无用.难以You'll beggar your family if you spend so much money on drink.如果你花这么多钱喝酒你的家就会陷入贫困。It beggars the very policy he was advocating.这恰恰减低了他正在提倡的政策本身的价值。Her joy at the birth of a son beggared dlscription.她生了一个儿子, 那种欣喜的心情是无法形容的。继承用法beggar-lice,beggar-ticksn.
1.翻译：[用作单或复]刺实植物
2.翻译：[用作复]易于粘附人衣服的种子[果实]beggar-my-neighboradj.
1.翻译：(外交政策等)损人利己的词性变化beggarn.
1.翻译：一种纸牌戏beggarweed[ˈbeɡəwi:d]n.
1.翻译：叫花子草; 荒地杂草; 山马蝗属植物beggardom[ˈbeɡədəm]n.
1.翻译：乞丐的总称
2.翻译：乞丐的境遇或身分beggarly[ˈbeɡəlɪ]adv. beggar
noun
a person, typically a homeless one, who lives by asking for money or food
（尤指无家可归的）乞丐，叫花子
[with adj.](informal)a person of a specified type, especially one to be envied or pitied
(非正式)（尤指令人羡慕或怜悯的）家伙
poor little beggars.
可怜的小家伙。verb
[with obj.]reduce (someone) to poverty
使贫穷
why should I beggar myself for you?.
我为什么要因你而穷困潦倒呢？。常用词组
beggar belief (或 description)
be too extraordinary to be believed or described
（因十分异乎寻常而令人）难以置信（或难以形容）beggars can't be choosers
(proverb)people with no other options must be content with what is offered
(谚)要饭的哪能挑肥拣瘦；没有选择权就只好满足于能得到的东西set a beggar on horseback and he'll ride to the Devil
(proverb)someone unaccustomed to power or luxury will abuse or be corrupted by it
(谚)长期掌权者必滥用权力；习惯于奢靡生活者必腐化语源
Middle English : from beg + -ar
beggar
名词 beggar:
a pauper who lives by begging
同义词：mendicant
动词 beggar:
be beyond the resources of
reduce to beggary
同义词：pauperize, pauperise
习惯用语dull beggar1.翻译：言语无味的人; 头脑迟钝的家伙dull fish
1.翻译：言语无味的人; 头脑迟钝的家伙I'll be beggared if ...
1.翻译：[口]我敢发誓我决不会..., 如果我...就叫我将来不得好结果insolent beggar
1.翻译：傲慢无理的家伙know sth. as well as a beggar knows his bag
1.翻译：对某事[某人]知道得一清二楚know sb. as well as a beggar knows his bag
1.翻译：对某事[某人]知道得一清二楚lazy beggar
1.翻译：[口]懒鬼, 懒汉lazy dog
1.翻译：[口]懒鬼, 懒汉Let beggars match with beggars.
1.翻译：[谚]龙配龙, 凤配凤。little beggar
1.翻译：小家伙(指小孩, 小动物)lucky beggar
1.翻译：幸运儿, 走运的家伙poor beggar
1.翻译：可怜的人儿, 可怜的家伙Set a beggar on horseback and he'll ride to the devil.
1.翻译：[谚]叫化子发财必然忘乎所以。stubborn beggar
1.翻译：固执的家伙sturdy beggar
1.翻译：[废]可以自食其力但却去行乞的人, 二流子surly beggar
1.翻译：性情乖戾的人; 脾气粗暴的人surly dog
1.翻译：性情乖戾的人; 脾气粗暴的人The beggar may sing before the thief .
1.翻译：[谚]光棍不怕偷。A beggar may sing before a footpad.
1.翻译：[谚]光棍不怕偷。beggar on horseback
1.翻译：得意的人; 暴发户Beggars should be no choosers.
1.翻译：[谚]讨饭的不能挑肥拣瘦(意指有求于人的人不能讲条件)。Beggars must be no choosers.
1.翻译：[谚]讨饭的不能挑肥拣瘦(意指有求于人的人不能讲条件)。Beggars can't be choosers.
1.翻译：[谚]讨饭的不能挑肥拣瘦(意指有求于人的人不能讲条件)。Beggars mustn't be choosers.
1.翻译：[谚]讨饭的不能挑肥拣瘦(意指有求于人的人不能讲条件)。
beggar
1. A beggar may sing before a footpad.
[谚]光棍不怕偷。
2. The lazy man's the beggar's brother.
[谚]懒鬼是乞丐的兄弟。
3. Look! What a dirty and ugly beggar woman!
“看！好一个又脏又丑的乞妇！
4. That boy is no better than a beggar.
“那个男孩比乞丐好不到那儿去。
5. A beggar accosted me in front of the hotel.
一个乞丐在旅馆前(突如其来的)向我乞讨。
6. A beggar often wanders this street.
一个乞丐常在这条街上游荡。
7. A beggar came up to us and asked for money.
一个乞丐走近我们向我们要钱。
8. One should have pity on the beggar in the street.
一个人应该同情街上的乞讨者。
9. A beggar was lying dead in the snow.
一个死了的乞丐躺在雪地里。
10. While, a beggar is to come to the toothpicks.
一会儿，又来一个乞丐也是来要牙签的。
11. If you don't sweat you feel itchy, you cheap beggar!
不出臭汗去，心里痒痒，你个贱骨头！
12. Stop spending so fast, or you'll end up as a beggar.
不要大手大脚地乱花钱,否则你最终会成为乞丐的。
13. Stop spending so fst, or you'll end up as a beggar.
不要挥金如土,否则你最终会成为乞丐的。
14. Beggar cannot be chooser.
乞丐不可挑剔。
15. The beggar may sing before the footpad.
乞丐可在拦路贼面前唱歌。
16. He was accosted by a beggar.
乞丐向他乞讨。
17. The beggar resorted to me for one dollar.
乞丐向我要一美元。
18. The beggar tapped me for 20 pence.
乞丐向我讨了20便士。
19. The beggar seized hold of my wallet and ran away.
乞丐抓住我的钱包逃跑了。
20. The beggar managed to pry open the lid.
乞丐敲开了盖子。
21. The arrival of a beggar on an island is accounted a sinistrous event.
乞丐来到岛上被认为是一件不吉祥的事。
22. The beggar has no right of choice.
乞丐没得挑三拣四。
23. A beggar's scrip is never filled.
乞丐的口袋永远填不满。
24. The beggar shivered in his scanty clothes.
乞丐穿着单薄，冻得发抖。
25. A beggar tagged along [behind].
乞丐紧紧地跟在后面。
26. The beggar has gone over: Ask You, send some.
乞丐走了过去：求求你，打发一点吧。给！
27. A beggar 's purse is bottomless .
乞丐钱袋无底洞。
28. Beggar: I can have courage to beg.
乞丐：好有勇气乞讨呀！
29. The beggar boy lived by his wits.
乞童靠机智维生。
30. Henry spent enough money to make Lynn Townsend look like a beggar.
享利的那种大手大脚地乱花钱的做法使得汤森相形之下简直象个叫花子。
31. One day, a beggar comes to the door with a violin.
他一气之下决定让his daughter marry a beggar.
32. He never gives anything to a beggar.
他从不施舍给乞丐。
33. He looked up lovingly into the beggar's face.
他以亲热的神情仰望着乞丐的面孔。
34. They gave the beggar a bed to sleep on.
他们给那个乞丐一张床睡。
35. He gave some money to the beggar out of pity.
他出于同情,给了那个乞丐一些钱。
36. He told the annoying beggar to go to blazes.
他叫那个讨厌的乞丐滚蛋。
37. He stares at the beggar with sympathy.
他同情地凝视着那个乞丐。
38. He threw some coins to the beggar.
他向乞丐丢去了几个硬币。
39. He was an opinionated beggar.
他啊，完全是个顽固不化的呆鸟。
40. He seldom passed a beggar without offering alms.
他在一个要饭的面前，很少不布施一点钱。
41. Eg. He is no better than a beggar.
他实际上等于一个乞丐。
42. He tossed a penny to the beggar.
他扔给乞丐一便士。
43. He tossed the beggar a coin/tossed a coin to the beggar.
他把一枚硬币扔给乞丐.
44. He turned away a beggar from his door.
他把乞丐自门口逐走。
45. He has given away all his money to the beggar.
他把所有的钱都送给乞丐了。
46. He disguised himself as a beggar.
他把自己装扮成乞丐。
47. He is going by beggar's bush.
他日渐衰败。
48. He is a careless (little) beggar .
他是个粗心的（小）家伙。
49. He looks more like a beggar than a prince.
他现在这模样不像王子，反倒像个乞丐。
50. He gave the beggar a few coppers.
他给乞丐了几个铜币。
51. He tossed the beggar a coin [tossed a coin to the beggar].
他给乞丐扔了个硬币。
52. He gave the poor beggar 50 cents.
他给了哪个乞丐50美分。
53. He behaved like a beggar and was treated as such.
他表现得像个乞丐，因此被如此看待。
54. He is so rich and lives like a beggar.
他非常有钱可是生活得象个乞丐。
55. You are not a beggar, then Sir, please go away.
你不是一个乞丐,然后先生,请走开。
56. Your reckless spending will beggar your father.
你无度的挥霍将使你父亲穷困潦倒。
57. He's a cheerful little beggar, your son!
你的儿子可是个活泼愉快的小家伙！
58. What a fine little beggar your boy is!
你的儿子是个多么可爱的小家伙呵!
59. Your love will make him as outcast and a beggar .
你的爱情将使他成为一个流浪汉和一个乞丐。
60. Aren't you dressed yet, you lazy beggar?
你这个懒汉还没穿好衣服吗?
61. You lucky beggar!
你这幸运的家伙！
62. To the surprise of everyboby, the beggar took out a bag of gold.
使大家惊奇的是，这个乞丐竟然拿出了一袋金子。
63. To make a beggar of; impoverish.
使成为乞丐；使穷困
64. To the surprise of everybody, the beggar took out a bag of gold.
使每个人都大吃一惊的是,那个乞丐取出一袋金子。
65. The waiter winkled the beggar out of the restaurant.
侍者把乞丐赶出饭店。
66. The detective will appear in the person of beggar.
侦探将假扮为一乞丐。
67. A healthy beggar is happier than a sick king.
健康的乞丐比有病的国王幸福。
68. The beggar may sing before the thief .
光棍不怕偷。
69. The beggar had all the children in the village on his heels.
全村的孩子跟在那个乞丐的后面。
70. He gave the beggar a few coins out of pity.
出于同情, 他给了那乞丐几个硬币。
71. The beggar tore the chicken apart and began to eat.
叫花子把鸡撕成一块块的，然后开始吃。
72. Who's a prince or beggar in the grave?
坟墓里王子、贫儿知是谁?
73. After losing his job, he is nothing less than a beggar.
失业之后，他简直和乞丐一样。
74. She gave the beggar some money out of charity.
她出於慈善给乞丐一些钱。
75. She routed out some old clothes to give to the beggar.
她找出一些旧衣服给了那个乞丐。
76. She tossed the beggar a dime.
她把一枚一角银币扔给那乞丐。
77. She wore tattered clothes, looking like a beggar.
她穿着破烂的衣服，样子很像乞丐。
78. She gave the beggar a few coppers.
她给了那乞丐几个铜币。
79. She will grudge a penny even to the poor beggar .
她连给最穷的乞丐一个便士都舍不得
80. She will grudge a penny even to the poor beggar.
她连给最穷的乞丐一个便士都舍不得。