Translations for „beggars“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

I . beg·gar [ˈbegəʳ] N

1. beggar (poor person):

beggar

berač(ica) m (f)

2. beggar + adj esp Brit:

little beggar

smrkavec

lucky beggar

srečnež

beggars can't be choosers prov

v sili še hudič muhe žre preg

II . beg·gar [ˈbegəʳ] VB trans

beggar form:

to beggar belief

biti preprosto neverjeten

Usage examples with beggars

beggars can't be choosers prov

v sili še hudič muhe žre preg

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Ether was distributed among the villages by wagons transporting straw, as well as by travelling salesmen, organ grinders and beggars.

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He claimed that the number of beggars and unschooled children was increasing while politicians were engaged in egotistical pursuits.

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The story takes a turn here and introduces us to the world of physically and mentally challenged beggars.

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The sect's members are mostly beggars as its name suggests, but some of them are from other walks of life.

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You are deceived and blinded that you may not see how this race antagonism perpetuates a monetary system which beggars both.

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The priest was responsible for seeing that no beggars came to ask the worshipers for alms.

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Hundreds of beggars have rushed to the city from other parts of the country to make money from illegal profession of beggary.

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In a recent book on poverty in art, there are no images of beggars wearing badges.

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In the 16th century, beggars frequently were not allowed to beg without getting permission from local municipality or lordship.

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It beggars belief that such a huge conspiracy could be orchestrated so quickly.

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