?beggars

beggars 發(fā)音

英：[?beɡ?z]　　美：[?beɡ?rz]

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beggars 中文意思翻譯

beggars 詞性/詞形變化，beggars變形

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beggars 短語(yǔ)詞組

1、beggars chicken ─── 叫化雞

2、beggars group ─── 乞丐群體；丐幫

3、beggars cannot be choosers ─── 乞丐不能挑肥揀瘦

4、choosing beggars reddit ─── 選擇乞丐reddit

5、beggars banquet ─── 乞丐宴會(huì )

6、beggars can ─── 乞丐可以

7、beggars can be choosers ─── 乞丐可以選擇

8、beggars and choosers ─── 乞丐和挑肥揀瘦的人

9、Beggars must not be choosers ─── 饑不擇食

10、Beggars' Sect ─── 乞丐教派

11、Let beggars match with beggars ─── 龍配 ─── 龍鳳配鳳

beggars 相似詞語(yǔ)短語(yǔ)

1、boggarts ─── n.鬼怪；用以嚇唬人的東西；可怕的人或物（等于bogle）

2、beggar ─── n.乞丐；窮人；家伙；vt.使貧窮；使淪為乞丐

3、seggars ─── n.匣缽；退火箱；粗耐火土

4、bears ─── n.熊（bear的復數）；空頭（賣(mài)空的證券交易投機）

5、beggared ─── n.乞丐；窮人；家伙；vt.使貧窮；使淪為乞丐

6、beggarly ─── adj.赤貧的；像乞丐的

7、beggaries ─── n.赤貧；卑劣；行乞

8、beggary ─── n.赤貧；卑劣；行乞

9、eggars ─── 枯葉蛾

beggars 常見(jiàn)例句（雙語(yǔ)使用場(chǎng)景）

1、The angry beggar gets a stone instead of a handout. ─── 憤怒的乞丐得到的是石頭，不是施舍。

2、Whining speech, such as that used by beggars. ─── 哀訴聲哀訴聲，如乞丐常用

3、The Mute Singer lowered his head and started to pray; the beggars were on their knees, joining him in prayer. ─── 沉默的歌手低下頭開(kāi)始祈禱，乞丐們也跪下來(lái)一起祈禱。

4、Beggars considered as a group. ─── 乞丐們被認作一組的乞丐

5、He gave alms to beggars in the street. ─── 他給街上的乞丐一些施舍。

6、He was accosted by a beggar. ─── 乞丐向他乞討。

7、There was a tap on the van window, which I initially ignored as you get conditioned to do by all the touts and beggars on the streets. ─── 由于身處街上滿(mǎn)是小販和乞丐這種環(huán)境，我一開(kāi)始沒(méi)能發(fā)現在貨車(chē)窗戶(hù)上還安了個(gè)水龍頭。

8、She tossed the beggar a dime. ─── 她把一枚一角銀幣扔給那乞丐。

9、Who's a prince or beggar in the grave? ─── 墳墓里王子、貧兒知是誰(shuí)?

10、The beggar seized hold of my wallet and ran away. ─── 乞丐抓住我的錢(qián)包逃跑了。

11、Beggars: "Can I give one hundred dollars? ─── 乞丐：“能不能給我一百塊錢(qián)?

12、I always have pity on the beggars. ─── 我總是對乞丐心懷憐憫。

13、I gave the beggar as much as 1,000 yen. ─── 我給了這乞丐整整一千日元。

14、Beggars have to accept whatever they get. ─── 乞丐不得不接受任何他們得到的。

15、Beggars rs bags are bottomless. ─── 乞丐不知足。

16、His hat was so funny it beggars description. ─── 他的帽子如此逗人，用筆墨難以形容。

17、A beggar often wanders this street. ─── 一個(gè)乞丐常在這條街上游蕩。

18、He used the shell of a turtle as a cup. He got much more money than the others, but this did not trouble any of the beggars. ─── 他把龜殼當作罐，他得的錢(qián)總是比其他人多，但這并不影響到其他乞丐。

19、The travellers were pursued by beggars. ─── 旅客被乞丐緊跟著(zhù)。

20、He's a cheerful little beggar, your son! ─── 你的兒子可是個(gè)活潑愉快的小家伙！

21、The waiter winkled the beggar out of the restaurant. ─── 侍者把乞丐趕出飯店。

22、By the roadside Ernest saw old beggars. ─── 恩尼斯特在路旁看見(jiàn)有一些老乞丐。

23、After losing his job, he is nothing less than a beggar. ─── 失業(yè)之后，他簡(jiǎn)直和乞丐一樣。

24、He behaved like a beggar and was treated as such. ─── 他表現得像個(gè)乞丐，因此被如此看待。

25、He is so rich and lives like a beggar. ─── 他非常有錢(qián)可是生活得象個(gè)乞丐。

26、He looked up lovingly into the beggar's face. ─── 他以親熱的神情仰望著(zhù)乞丐的面孔。

27、Still , it beggars belief that such a large trading loss could be concealed for any length of time . ─── 盡管如此，藏匿如此之大的交易損失仍然是一件讓人難以置信的事情，不管時(shí)間的長(cháng)短。

28、I would have preferred a bed, but beggars can't be choosers so I slept on the sofa. ─── 我本想要張床，但是叫花子不能挑肥揀瘦，所以我就睡在沙發(fā)上了。

29、The beggar shivered in his scanty clothes. ─── 乞丐穿著(zhù)單薄，凍得發(fā)抖。

30、Beggars see I to be looked down upon by others, the in the mind not convinced, ready to find to beautiful wife. ─── 叫花子看到本人被人瞧不起，心里不服氣，準備找給漂亮的老婆。

31、She will grudge a penny even to the poor beggar. ─── 她連給最窮的乞丐一個(gè)便士都舍不得。

32、The beggars pestered the tourists for money. ─── 乞丐們糾纏游客要錢(qián)。

33、The beggar boy lived by his wits. ─── 乞童靠機智維生。

34、Why should I beggar myself for you? ─── 我為什么要為你受窮?

35、A beggar 's purse is bottomless . ─── 乞丐錢(qián)袋無(wú)底洞。

36、The lazy man rs the beggar rs brother. ─── 懶鬼是乞丐的兄弟。

37、When I gave the beggar a shilling his face lit up. ─── 當我給這個(gè)乞丐一個(gè)先令時(shí)，他喜出望外。

38、The beggar tapped me for 20 pence. ─── 乞丐向我討了20便士。

39、A beggar was lying dead in the snow. ─── 一個(gè)死了的乞丐躺在雪地里。

40、Ignorant children sometimes laugh at beggars and tramps. ─── 無(wú)知的孩子們有時(shí)會(huì )嘲笑乞丐和無(wú)家可歸的人。

41、Who daintier love,shall beggars prove. ─── 對愛(ài)挑剔，終將乞之不得。

42、The lazy man's the beggar's brother. ─── [諺]懶鬼是乞丐的兄弟。

43、A young idler, an old beggar. ─── 少壯不努力，老大徒傷悲。

44、Beg from beggars and you'll never be rich. ─── 向乞丐乞討,永遠發(fā)不了財。

45、But real tramps are not beggars. ─── 但真正的流浪并不是乞丐。

46、Money-grubbing beggars,|no better than I am. ─── |一堆掘錢(qián)的乞丐|還不如我自己來(lái).

47、The beggar tore the chicken apart and began to eat. ─── 叫花子把雞撕成一塊塊的，然后開(kāi)始吃。

48、Beggars' bags are bottomless. ─── [諺]乞丐不知足。

49、The beggar resorted to me for one dollar. ─── 乞丐向我要一美元。

50、The detective will appear in the person of beggar. ─── 偵探將假扮為一乞丐。

51、Real tramps But real tramps are not beggars. ─── 但真正的流浪漢并不是乞丐。

52、A generous person, a soft touch for beggars. ─── 一個(gè)慷慨的人，是對乞丐憐憫的施舍者

53、The beggars tramped about the streets. ─── 乞丐們在街頭流浪。

54、Your love will make him as outcast and a beggar. ─── 你的愛(ài)情將使他成為一個(gè)流浪漢和一個(gè)乞丐。

55、can no longer walk the streets without seeing beggars importuning passersby. ─── 走在這些街道上總能看到乞丐糾纏行人乞討。

56、Ah, yes, mere infantry - poor beggars. ─── 啊,是的,只有步兵團,窮鬼們。

57、To give money to beggars sometimes amounts to encouraging begging. ─── 給乞丐錢(qián)，有時(shí)就等于鼓勵行乞。

58、I want to be a giver not a beggar. ─── 我愿做贈予者,不愿做乞討者。

59、The canyon was so beautiful as to beggar description. ─── 峽谷美麗無(wú)比，非言語(yǔ)所能形容。

60、She has the beauty that beggars description. ─── 她的美貌絕非筆墨所能形容。

61、Without a rich heart,wealth is an ugly beggar. ─── 心靈不富有，物質(zhì)財富只是一個(gè)丑陋的乞丐。

62、He always has mercy on/to beggars. ─── 他總是對乞丐有憐憫之心.

63、What a fine little beggar your boy is! ─── 你的兒子是個(gè)多么可愛(ài)的小家伙呵!

64、I gave the beggar some money out of pity. ─── 我因覺(jué)得乞丐可憐而給他一些錢(qián)。

65、The beggars made after us when they saw us walking down the road. ─── 乞丐們看見(jiàn)我們在路上散步，他們就跟了過(guò)來(lái)。

66、If wishes were horses,beggars might ride. ─── 假如愿望是馬,乞丐也有馬騎.

67、There are beggars all around us. ─── 我們周?chē)教幨瞧蜇ぁ?/p>

68、Two beggars came up to me with outstretched hands. ─── 兩個(gè)乞丐伸著(zhù)手走到我跟前。

69、Stop playing silly beggars and give me my pen back. ─── 不要干這蠢事了，把鋼筆還給我。

70、Bylaws allow beggars to be sent to a special home for a year. ─── 相關(guān)法律規定，允許把乞丐送到特定的收容所，限期一年。

71、He tossed a penny to the beggar. ─── 他扔給乞丐一便士。

72、You lucky beggar! ─── 你這幸運的家伙！

73、There are no beggars on the street in Vienna. ─── 維也納的街道上沒(méi)有乞丐。

74、He stares at the beggar with sympathy. ─── 他同情地凝視著(zhù)那個(gè)乞丐。

75、Giddap! Jump, you gray-backed beggars! ─── 向前跑!跳,你們這些灰背的乞丐!

76、He looks more like a beggar than a prince. ─── 他現在這模樣不像王子，反倒像個(gè)乞丐。

77、Beggars must [should] be no choosers. ─── 富人口中的美味是窮人的眼淚。

78、I don't give money to beggars--be off with you! ─── 我不把錢(qián)給乞丐－－－走開(kāi)！

79、Beggars tap on their bowls, so this is not polite. ─── 乞丐在他們的碗上輕打，因此，這不是有禮貌的。

80、She gave the beggar some money out of charity. ─── 她出於慈善給乞丐一些錢(qián)。

81、He disguised himself as a beggar. ─── 他把自己裝扮成乞丐。

82、I have no sympathy for beggars. ─── 我不同情乞丐。

83、He says beggars mustn't be choosers. ─── 他說(shuō),要飯的哪能挑挑揀揀。

84、Beggars pestered him for money. ─── 乞丐纏著(zhù)他向他討錢(qián)。

85、We were accosted by a beggar who demanded money. ─── 我們大著(zhù)膽子靠近一個(gè)要錢(qián)的乞丐。

86、The beam from a flashlight show a beggar sleeping at his doorstep. ─── 手電筒的光照出一個(gè)乞丐睡在他家門(mén)口。

87、Beggar cannot be chooser. ─── 乞丐不可挑剔。

88、We met a band of vagrant beggars there. ─── 我們在那里遇到了一伙流浪的乞丐。

89、If wishes were horses, beggars might ride. ─── [諺]如果愿望都能實(shí)現，乞丐早就發(fā)財了；愿望不能代替實(shí)際。

“饑不擇食”下一句是什么？

饑不擇食的下一句是：寒不擇衣釋義為：餓急了有什么吃什么，凍急了什么衣服都可以穿。比喻形勢緊迫顧不上選擇。

“饑不擇食”下一句是什么？

\"饑不擇食，寒不擇衣”后面是“慌不擇路，貧不擇妻”?！梆嚥粨袷?，寒不擇衣，慌不擇路，貧不擇妻”出自明代·施耐庵《水滸傳》三：“饑不擇食，寒不擇衣，慌不擇路，貧不擇妻。魯達心慌搶路，正不知投那里去的是?！别嚥粨袷澈汀袄峭袒⒀省庇邢嗨浦??！梆嚥粨袷场逼卦陴I得急了；顧不上選擇食物；除吃東西外；還可形容對其他方面的迫切需要。而“狼吞虎咽”偏重在外表的形體動(dòng)作。英文翻譯1、beggars cannot be choosers.2、hunger is the best sauce.3、a hungry person is not particular about what he eats.4、when one is badly in need of sth.5、he can not afford to pick and choose.6、Nothing comes amiss to a hungry man.