beggar

　　n.乞丐; 家伙;

　　vt.使貧困; 使無(wú)用;

　　beggar 例句:

　　1.It was humiliating for him to feel like a beggar with his own wife. 想到自己在妻子面前竟然象個(gè)乞丐一樣，讓他覺(jué)得是一種恥辱。

　　2.Before we threw money to our local beggar, my mother would wrap it in paper. 在我們把錢(qián)扔給當(dāng)?shù)氐钠蜇ぶ?，我母親總是用紙把錢(qián)包好。

　　3.At first, obama's mother gave money to every beggar who stopped at their door. 剛開(kāi)始，只要有乞丐找上門(mén)來(lái)，奧巴馬的母親總會(huì)給他們一點(diǎn)錢(qián)。

　　4.One day the man walks past the beggar again and notices the beggar is holdingout both his hands. 一天，這個(gè)人又遇到了這個(gè)乞丐，他注意到這次乞丐同時(shí)伸出兩只手。

　　5.Your reckless spending will beggar your father. 你無(wú)度的揮霍將使你父親窮困潦倒。