查询词典 beggar

Lets on the avenue no longer have that many waifs and the beggar.

让大街上不再有那么多的流浪儿和乞丐。

If I am billionaire, I must give all people to bring warm, lets on the avenue no longer have that many waifs and the beggar.

如果我是一个百万富翁，我要给所有人带来温暖，让大街上不再有那么多的流浪儿和乞丐。

If I am billionaire, I must give all people to bring warm, lets on the avenue no longer have that many waifs and the beggar.

假如我是一个百万富翁，我要给所有人带来温暖，让大街上不再有那么多的流浪儿和乞丐。

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。

While, again a beggar is to be toothpicks.

一会儿，又来一个乞丐也是来要牙签的。

One day, to the palace, a beggar, guard blocked him.

有一天，宫殿里来了一个乞丐，守卫挡住了他。

Jonathan Swift's "Gulliver's Travels" cruelly satirised Walpole's regime while John Gay's "The Beggar's Opera" delighted its huge audiences with its irreverent commentary on his cynical corruption.

乔纳森斯

From the 20 years' crisis between the wars, however, the architects of the post-1945 world learned how utterly destructive it was for countries to turn their backs altogether on economic interdependence. Unrestrained economic nationalism and "beggar-my-neighbour" policies took root almost everywhere in the 1930s, spilling over into political revanchism, totalitarianism and militarism in some countries, isolationism in others.

但从两次大战之间的20年危机中，1945年后世界的设计师了解到各国如果完全无视经济的相互依存会造成多大的破坏。1930年代毫无节制的经济国家主义和&损人利己&政策几乎到处扎根，流弊所及在一些国家发展成政治复仇主义、极权主义和军国主义，在另一些国家发展成孤立主义。

Prince and beggar, sinner and saint, butcher and baker and candlestick-maker, tinkers and tailors, and ploughboys and sailors -- all jostling along together.

王子与乞丐，罪人与圣人，屠夫、面包师与烛台商，铁匠与裁缝，农民与海员，所有的人一起向前拥挤着。

Prince and beggar, sinner and saint, but cher and baker and candlestick maker, tinkers and tailors, and ploughboys and sailors — all jostling along together.

王子与乞丐，罪人与圣人，屠夫、面包师与烛台商，铁匠与裁缝，农民与海员，所有的人一起向前拥挤着。

No clear conclusions can be made about the predictie alidity of specific measures, they found, except for criteria for the underuse of drugs for cardioascular disease.

除了心血管病不合理用药标准外，对于特定评价方法的预测效度没有明确的结论。

The third and last is that almost all of them, being infinite in number, have been impostures, and by idle and crafty brains merely contrived and feigned after the event past.

第三、即最后一点是：几乎所有这些不胜枚举的预言都是欺人之谈，都是在事件过后由无聊而狡猾的脑筋推测与凭空捏造的。