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['æb‹ekt](miserable; wretched: abject poverty.) degradado- abjectly* * *ab.ject['æbdʒekt] adj 1 abjeto, miserável, desgraçado. 2 odioso, vil, desprezível. abject fear medo horroroso. an abject coward um covarde desprezível. in abject distress na mais profunda miséria. -
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1. a жалкий; презренный; низкий2. a униженный, находящийся в унизительном положении3. a подобострастныйСинонимический ряд:1. contemptible (adj.) base; contemptible; despicable; discreditable; low; odious; poor; slavish; sorry; vile2. cowering (adj.) cowering; groveling; obeisant; obsequious; servile3. degrading (adj.) debasing; degrading; disheartening; humiliating; spiritless; subservient4. deplorable (adj.) deplorable; hopeless; miserable; pitiful; wretched5. downtrodden (adj.) downtrodden; underfootАнтонимический ряд:admirable; dignified; eminent; esteemed; exalted; excellent; haughty; honourable; hopeful; illustrious; imposing; independent; insolent; magnificent; noble; overbearing; princely -
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nбедность, нищета- dire poverty
- elimination of poverty
- eradication of poverty
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noun1) Armut, diepoverty of ideas — Ideenarmut, die
poverty of imagination/intellect — Fantasielosigkeit, die
* * *['povəti]* * *pov·er·ty[ˈpɒvəti, AM ˈpɑ:vɚt̬i]n no plto live in [abject] \poverty in [entsetzlicher] Armut lebenextreme/grinding \poverty drückende/bittere Armutintellectual/spiritual \poverty geistige/seelische Armutto alleviate \poverty die Armut lindern3.▶ when \poverty comes in at the door, love flies out of the window ( prov) wenn die Armut zur Tür hereinkommt, fliegt die Liebe zum Fenster hinaus* * *['pɒvətɪ]nArmut fpoverty of ideas/information — Ideen-/Informationsarmut f
to be above/below/on the poverty line — oberhalb/unterhalb/an der Armutsgrenze leben
* * *1. Armut f, Not f, Mangel m (of, in an dat):live in poverty in Armut leben;2. fig Armut f, Dürftigkeit f, Armseligkeit f:poverty of ideas Ideen-, Gedankenarmut;poverty of imagination Fantasielosigkeit f3. Unergiebigkeit f (des Bodens etc)* * *noun1) Armut, diepoverty of ideas — Ideenarmut, die
poverty of imagination/intellect — Fantasielosigkeit, die
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adj1) жалюгідний; огидний, паскудний, мерзенний2) принижений, нещасний; доведений до злиднів* * *a1) жалюгідний; мерзенний; ниций2) принижений, який перебуває у принизливому стані3) підлесливий -
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adj. laag, verachtelijk; ellendig[ æbdzjekt]1 rampzalig ⇒ ellendig, miserabel2 verachtelijk ⇒ kruiperig, laag♦voorbeelden: -
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adjective1) жалкий, презренный; низкий; abject fear малодушный страх2) униженный, несчастный; in abject poverty в крайней нищете; he offered an abject apology он умолял простить его великодушноSyn:obsequious* * *(a) жалкий; презренный* * *жалкий, презренный; низкий* * *[ab·ject || 'æbdʒekt] adj. жалкий, презренный, низкий, униженный, несчастный* * *жалкийжалокнесчастныйнизкийплачевенплачевныйпрезренныйуниженный* * *1) жалкий 2) униженный, несчастный, находящийся в унизительном положении 3) подобострастный -
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[ʹpɒvətı] n1. бедность, нищета2. 1) скуд(н)ость, бедностьpoverty of ideas - бедность /скудость/ мысли
poverty of the land - скудность /неплодородность/ почвы
he showed a striking poverty in his knowledge of the problem - он продемонстрировал поразительное невежество в этом вопросе
2) нехватка, отсутствие (чего-л.)poverty of (the) blood - мед. анемия
poverty is no sin /disgrace, crime, vice/ - посл. бедность - не порок
poverty is not a shame but the being ashamed of it is - посл. бедность - не порок, стыдиться бедности - не добродетель
when poverty comes in at the door, love flies out at the window - посл. когда бедность входит в дверь, любовь уходит в окно
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csúszómászó, félredobott holmi, sorsüldözött to abject: eltaszít, lealacsonyít, megaláz* * *['æb‹ekt](miserable; wretched: abject poverty.) nyomorult- abjectly -
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презрен, подмолен, гаден, расипанn бедник, подмолен човек* * *adj.1. презрив, подол, понизенadj. abject liar подол лажго ;2. беден; in abject poverty во бедна сиромаштија; (n) бедник, подмолен човек; презрен, подмолен, гаден, расипан; гаден, презрен, расипан, подмолен, понизен, подлец; бедник, подмолен човек -
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pov·er·ty [ʼpɒvəti, Am ʼpɑ:vɚt̬i] nto live in [abject] \poverty in [entsetzlicher] Armut leben;extreme/grinding \poverty drückende/bittere Armut;intellectual/spiritual \poverty geistige/seelische Armut;to alleviate \poverty die Armut lindernPHRASES:when \poverty comes in at the door, love flies out of the window ( love flies out of the window) wenn die Armut zur Tür hereinkommt, fliegt die Liebe zum Fenster hinaus -
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['æbxhekt] adj. 1. i mjerë, fatkeq. 2. i ulët, i ndyrë, i fëlliqur● an abject apology - një mbrojtje e mjerë● in abject poverty - në kulmin e varfërisë -
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['æbʤekt]adj1) жалюгі́дний; оги́дний, паску́дний, мерзе́ннийabject coward — жалюгі́дний боягу́з
2) прини́жений, неща́снийin abject poverty — у кра́йній скру́ті, в зли́днях
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['pɔvətɪ]nбедность, нищета, нужда, скудость- abject poverty- poverty of the land
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[΄æbdзekt] a խղճուկ, անարգ, ար համար հելի. an abject apology խղճուկ բացատր ություն/արդարացում. abject poverty ծայրահեղ աղ քատություն -
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Adj1. अति/बहुत\abjectज्यादाThere is abject poverty in India. -
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adj. umutsuz, sefil, rezil, perisan; aşağılık, adi* * *1. aşağılık 2. düşük* * *['æb‹ekt](miserable; wretched: abject poverty.) sefil, acınacak, aşağılık- abjectly
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poverty — pov|er|ty W3 [ˈpɔvəti US ˈpa:vərti] n [Date: 1100 1200; : Old French; Origin: poverté, from Latin paupertas, from pauper; POOR] 1.) [U] the situation or experience of being poor →↑poor, impoverished ↑impoverished ▪ Millions of elderly people live … Dictionary of contemporary English
abject — [[t]æ̱bʤekt[/t]] 1) ADJ GRADED: usu ADJ n (emphasis) You use abject to emphasize that a situation or quality is extremely bad. Both of them died in abject poverty... This scheme was an abject failure. Syn: total Derived words: abjectly ADV GRADED … English dictionary
abject — ab|ject [ˈæbdʒekt] adj [Date: 1400 1500; : Latin; Origin: , past participle of abicere, from ab away + jacere to throw ] 1.) abject poverty/misery/failure etc the state of being extremely poor, unhappy, unsuccessful etc 2.) an abject action or… … Dictionary of contemporary English
abject — adjective 1 abject poverty/misery/failure etc the state of being extremely poor, unhappy, unsuccessful etc 2 an abject action or expression shows that you feel very ashamed: an abject apology abjectly adverb abjection noun (U) … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
abject — adjective 1) abject poverty Syn: wretched, miserable, hopeless, pathetic, pitiful, pitiable, piteous, sorry, woeful, lamentable, degrading, appalling, atrocious, awful 2) an abject sinner … Thesaurus of popular words