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1 beggarly arguments
Общая лексика: жалкие отговорки -
2 beggarly
1. [ʹbegəlı] a1. 1) нищенский2) жалкий; мизерныйbeggarly wage - нищенская /жалкая/ зарплата
a few beggarly pounds - мизерная сумма в несколько фунтов; ≅ жалкие гроши
2. низкий, подлый2. [ʹbegəlı] adv1) нищенски2) умоляюще, как нищий -
3 beggarly
1. a нищенский2. a жалкий; мизерный3. a низкий, подлый4. adv нищенски5. adv умоляюще, как нищийСинонимический ряд:1. contemptible (adj.) cheap; contemptible; despicable; despisable; pitiable; pitiful; scummy; scurvy; shabby; sorry2. menial (adj.) abject; base; degrading; ignoble; lowly; menial; squalid3. poverty-stricken (adj.) destitute; mean; poor; poverty-stricken; wretched -
4 beggarly
ˈbeɡəlɪ
1. прил.
1) нищенский, нищий
2) бедный;
, скудный, недостаточный, ограниченный Syn: scant
3) постыдный, низкий, подлый Syn: ignoble
2. нареч.
1) нищенски
2) с мольбой, просительнонищенский - * hovel нищенская лачуга жалкий;
мизерный - * arguments жалкие отговорки - * wage нищенская /жалкая/ зарплата - a * amount of learning ничтожный запас знаний - a few * pounds мизерная сумма в несколько фунтов;
жалкие гроши низкий, подлый - * thanks черная неблагодарность нищенски умоляюще, как нищийbeggarly бедный;
нищенский;
жалкий;
beggarly hovel жалкая лачуга ~ нищенски ~ умоляющеbeggarly бедный;
нищенский;
жалкий;
beggarly hovel жалкая лачугаБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > beggarly
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