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Перевод: dole

[существительное]
пособие по безработице; небольшое вспомоществование; подачка ; судьба ; доля ; горе; скорбь ;
[глагол]
скупо выдавать; раздавать в скудных размерах; раскладывать; оказывать благотворительную помощь

Тезаурус:

1. I really got embarrassed collecting my dole, and in the end I gave it up.
2. Mike Doogan, chairman of the town's chamber of trade, said he was bitterly disappointed for those who had been left on the dole.
3. Yon Yonson married her in an evident attempt to qualify for the Irish dole.
4. A gentle, amiable alcoholic, Tich supplemented his dole money in the pea picking season, but the soil got into the cuts on his hands and poisoned his blood.
5. My reply is that there are many on the dole who do not share this view and who would far rather have a job.
6. Being on the dole in 1979 was becoming a very common occupation.
7. Now deep is my dole, for lost is his life!
8. Mike's 160 a week wage has now dropped to just 41 a week on the dole.
9. Moreover, to close all nuclear power stations would consign 100,000 workers to the dole queues.
10. After two years of recession, there are now three million on the dole.
11. US firm wins 20m dole office deal.
12. May I, as someone who has recently come off the dole, comment on Donald Gould's article (Forum, 20 January, p 180).
13. His crisis is precipitated by word of his transfer to another school; he staggers towards resigning from the school he's at, and maybe from the profession, and then bunks off for a long afternoon's superlager, home-brew and whisky with his brother, who is on the dole, and two of his brother's mates.