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1 beggar
მათხოვარიthe sight of food in the shopwindow tantalized the hungry beggar მშიერი მათხოვარი ვიტრინაში გაწყობილი საჭმლის ყურებით იტანჯებოდაthe beggar was hustled out of the house მათხოვარი ხელის კვრით გააგდეს სახლიდანI was accosted by a beggar მათხოვარი ამეკიდა/ჩამაცივდა -
2 beggar
vგაღარიბება, გაუფასურება, მათხოვარი, უქონელი -
3 accost
მიმართვა (ვინმეს)I was accosted by a beggar მათხოვარი ამეკიდა/ჩამაცივდა -
4 hustle
§ მიხლა-მოხლა, ჭედვა§1 ზედახორა, ჭედვა, ორომტრიალი2 ხელის კვრა, ბიძგებაthe beggar was hustled out of the house მათხოვარი ხელის კვრით გააგდეს სახლიდანthe police hustled the criminal into the car პოლიციელებმა დამნაშავე მანქანაში შეაგდეს3 დაჩქარება -
5 tantalize
მიუწვდომელი რისამე გამო წვალება / წამებაthe sight of food in the shopwindow tantalized the hungry beggar მშიერი მათხოვარი ვიტრინაში გაწყობილი საჭმლის ყურებით იტანჯებოდა
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beggar — [beg′ər] n. [ME beggere < OFr begard: see BEG] 1. a person who begs, or asks for charity, esp. one who lives by begging; mendicant 2. a person who is very poor; pauper 3. Chiefly Brit. a person; fellow: often used jokingly or affectionately vt … English World dictionary
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Beggar — Beg gar, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Beggared}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Beggaring}.] 1. To reduce to beggary; to impoverish; as, he had beggared himself. Milton. [1913 Webster] 2. To cause to seem very poor and inadequate. [1913 Webster] It beggared all… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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beggar — 1 noun (C) 1 someone who lives by asking people for food and money: There s been a huge increase in the number of beggars on London s streets. 2 lucky/lazy/cheeky etc beggar BrE spoken used to describe someone who you think is lucky, lazy etc, in … Longman dictionary of contemporary English