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beg·gar: I. noun II. transitive verb
be·gan: verb
sug·ary: adjective and adverb
va·gary: noun
Hun·ga·ry: noun
deary: noun
weary: I. adjective and adverb II. transitive verb III. intransitive verb
bi·na·ry: adjective and adverb
bleary: adjective and adverb
reg·gae: noun
bur·sa·ry: noun
beggarly: adjective and adverb

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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

be·gan [bɪˈgæn] VB

began pt of begin:

be·gin

1. begin -nn-, began, begun bɪˈgɪn VB trans, intr (commence):

begin

začeti

begin

sprožiti

I began this book two months ago

te knjige sem se lotil pred dvema mesecema

she began acting at fifteen

pri petnajstih se je začela ukvarjati z igralstvom

I began to think he'd never come

začenjal sem misliti, da ne bo nikoli prišel

he didn't even begin to answer my questions

sploh še ni začel odgovarjati na moja vprašanja

it doesn't begin to do him justice

to ni niti malo pošteno do njega

she was beginning to get angry

postajala je vse bolj jezna

I'll begin by welcoming our guests

najprej bi rad pozdravil naše goste

I don't know where to begin

ne vem, kje naj začnem

the play begins with the sisters in the kitchen

predstava se začne s sestrami v kuhinji

he began by saying ...

najprej je povedal ...

to begin school

začeti pouk

to begin work

začeti delati

to begin to roll

začeti se kotaliti

to begin to stutter

začeti jecljati

to begin again

začeti znova

to begin with to begin with, I want to ...

za začetek bi rad ...

there were six of us to begin with

najprej nas je bilo šest

to begin with, the room is too small, then ...

najprej, soba je premajhna, potem še ...

before school begins

pred začetkom pouka

beginning from September 1

od 1. septembra

sug·ary [ˈʃʊgəri] ADJ

1. sugary (sweet):

sugary

sladek

the cake was far too sugary

torta je bila veliko presladka

2. sugary (sugar-like):

sugary

sladkast

3. sugary (insincere):

sugary fig pej

sladkoben

sugary smile

osladen

va·gary [ˈveɪgəri] N

1. vagary (caprice, whimsy):

vagary

muha f

vagary

kaprica f

2. vagary fig pl (unpredictable change):

vagaries

muhavost f

the vagaries of life

muhavost življenja

Hun·ga·ry [ˈhʌŋgəri] N no pl

Hungary

Madžarska f

deary N

deary → dearie:

I . dearie [ˈdɪəri] N dated inf

dearie

dragec(dragica) m (f)

II . dearie [ˈdɪəri] INTERJ

dearie me!

oh, ti moj bog!

I . weary [ˈwɪəri] ADJ

1. weary (tired):

weary

utrujen

2. weary:

weary (bored)

zdolgočasen

weary (unenthusiastic)

nenavdušen

to be weary of sth

biti naveličan česa

weary of life

naveličan življenja

II . weary <-ie-> [ˈwɪəri] VB trans liter

1. weary (make tired):

weary

utrujati [perf utruditi]

2. weary (make bored):

weary

dolgočasiti [perf zdolgočasiti]

III . weary <-ie-> [ˈwɪəri] VB intr to weary of sth

weary

naveličati se česa

bi·na·ry [ˈbaɪnəri] ADJ

1. binary:

binary

dvojen

binary

binaren

2. binary (computing, mathematics):

binary

dvojiški

binary

binaren

binary system

dvojiški sestav

bleary [ˈblɪəri] ADJ

reg·gae [ˈregeɪ] N no pl

reggae

regi m

reggae

reggae m

bur·sa·ry [ˈbɜ:səri] N

1. bursary esp Brit:

bursary

štipendija f

2. bursary (treasury):

bursary

zakladnica f

beggarly ADJ

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If he was a merchant he said, we will boycott your goods and reduce you to beggary. en.wikipedia.org

The court found the grant void and that three characteristics of monopoly were (1) price increases (2) quality decrease (3) the tendency to reduce artificers to idleness and beggary. en.wikipedia.org

In the 1970 and 1980s came a broadening to such topics as historical demography; living standards and lifestyles; beggary and crime; and the history of culture and mind-sets. en.wikipedia.org

It is usually supposed to have been clemency, the humane desire not to reduce a poor wretch to absolute beggary. en.wikipedia.org

It has elegance and pitiless squalor; the desolation of a scandalised diva reduced to beggary. www.independent.co.uk

To check beggary by elderly persons, monitoring system is necessary to be established at the district level. nation.com.pk

Welcome misery, welcome houselessness, welcome hunger, rags, tempest, and beggary! en.wikipedia.org

The main reason, amidst various other reasons of beggary by senior citizens, is the absence of policy to support them financially. nation.com.pk

They were reduced to beggary. en.wikipedia.org

They also claim to have reduced taxes, unemployment, and beggary, and to have started work projects. en.wikipedia.org

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I . beg·gar [ˈbegəʳ] N

1. beggar (poor person):

2. beggar + adj esp Brit:

II . beg·gar [ˈbegəʳ] VB trans

beggar form:

be·gan [bɪˈgæn] VB

began pt of begin:

See also begin

be·gin

1. begin -nn-, began, begun bɪˈgɪn VB trans, intr (commence):

sug·ary [ˈʃʊgəri] ADJ

1. sugary (sweet):

2. sugary (sugar-like):

3. sugary (insincere):

va·gary [ˈveɪgəri] N

1. vagary (caprice, whimsy):

2. vagary fig pl (unpredictable change):

Hun·ga·ry [ˈhʌŋgəri] N no pl

deary N

deary → dearie:

See also dearie

I . dearie [ˈdɪəri] N dated inf

II . dearie [ˈdɪəri] INTERJ

I . weary [ˈwɪəri] ADJ

1. weary (tired):

2. weary:

II . weary <-ie-> [ˈwɪəri] VB trans liter

1. weary (make tired):

2. weary (make bored):

III . weary <-ie-> [ˈwɪəri] VB intr to weary of sth

bi·na·ry [ˈbaɪnəri] ADJ

1. binary:

2. binary (computing, mathematics):

bleary [ˈblɪəri] ADJ

1. bleary (sleepy):

2. bleary (blurred):

3. bleary (tired):

reg·gae [ˈregeɪ] N no pl

bur·sa·ry [ˈbɜ:səri] N

1. bursary esp Brit:

2. bursary (treasury):

beggarly ADJ

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