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1 бродяга
1) General subject: Weary Willie, beach-comber, bo, bum, bushranger, bushwhacker, casual, doxy, drifter, drummer, estray, floater, gaberlunzie, gadabout, gadder, gipsy, glass man, hedge bird, hedge-bird, hobo, jetsam (вечный), knight of the road, landloper, loafer, maverick, nomad, prowler, rambler, randy, ranger, rapscallion, roamer, rogue, runabout, sansculotte, stiff, stroller, swagman, tramp, tramper, vagabond, vagrant, waif, wastrel, transient, roustabout3) Colloquial: bird of passage, landscaper4) American: bindlestiff, (сокр. от hobo) bo5) Obsolete: glass-man, runagate, scatterling7) Law: vagabondage, wanderer8) Australian slang: bagman, coaster, dero, derro, knockabout, sooner (первоначально о ленивой собаке), walkabout10) Scottish language: waff11) Jargon: ding-donger, lobby-gow, lobbygow, mug, mugg, needy, punk, straggler, street people, stumblebum, umbay, vag, paraffin (I gave me last apple to that old paraffin.), thirteen amp (Look at that bunch of thirteen amps over there.), yegg, gook, Johnson, bo 'bo, cad, character, dead one, dead-beat, deadbeat, dingbat, dinger, dingo, gay-cat, grifter, hamburger, heavy, plainer, shuffler12) Graphic expression: tumbleweed13) Makarov: fugitive14) Phraseological unit: bawdy basket -
2 нищий
1) General subject: Abraham man, Abraham-man, Lazarus, almsman, badgeman, beggar, dog poor, dog-poor, down and out, down and outer, down-and-out, glass man, indigent, lack all, lack-all, lazar, mendicant, pauper, poverty stricken, poverty struck, poverty-stricken, poverty-struck, starveling2) Colloquial: mumper3) American: panhandler, schnorrer4) Obsolete: eleemosynary, glass-man, maunder5) Religion: Abraham cove, Abram-man6) Scottish language: beadsman7) Jargon: buckra, dead-beat, deadbeat, dingbat, grease-ball, grifter, needy, plainer, slum, borasic (I'm totally borasic!), bindle stiff bindlestiff, bum, chronicker, strong8) Makarov: peeled9) Taboo: bare-ass, bare-assed, not a sixpence to scratch ( one's) ass with, on the bum (см. bum), piss-poor10) Phraseological unit: bawdy basket -
3 попрошайка
3) American: panhandler, schnorrer4) Obsolete: maunder5) Australian slang: bot7) Taboo: bummer8) Phraseological unit: bawdy basket
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