1.
The state or condition of being a beggar.
行乞,乞丐生涯当乞丐的状态或状况
2.
Every beggar is descend from some king, and every king be descend from some beggar.
乞丐是国王的后代，国王是乞丐的子孙。
3.
Beggars considered as a group.
乞丐们被认作一组的乞丐
4.
Beggars and Beggars Relief in Old China--Shanghai group as an example of beggars;
民国时期乞丐及乞丐的救济——以上海乞丐群体为例
5.
There are hundreds begging in the streets.
街上有数以百计的乞丐.
6.
Beggars pestered him for money.
乞丐缠着向他讨钱.
7.
a beggar dressed in filthy rags
衣衫肮脏褴褛的乞丐.
8.
a poor beggar dressed in rags and tatters
衣衫褴褛的、 可怜的乞丐
9.
a threadbare beggar
一个衣衫褴褛的乞丐
10.
Poverty inured the beggar to hardships
贫穷使那乞丐苦惯了。
11.
He has no sympathy for beggars.
他对乞丐没有同情心。
12.
The beggar shivered in his scanty clothes.
乞丐穿着单薄，冻得发抖。
13.
He tossed a penny to the beggar.
他扔给乞丐一便士。
14.
We don't give money to beggars. Clear off!
我们不给乞丐钱，走开！
15.
The waiter winkled the beggar out of the restaurant.
侍者把乞丐赶出饭店。
16.
A beggar is never satisfied; even if one person gives him sth, he still asks the next person, and the next.
乞丐的口袋没有底。
17.
The travellers were pursued by beggars.
旅客被乞丐紧跟着。
18.
The beggar is shabbily dressed.
这个乞丐衣衫褴褛。