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Перевод: downtrodden

[прилагательное]
растоптанный; втоптанный; попранный; угнетенный; забитый

Тезаурус:

1. People think if you're small, you're there to be downtrodden, and they have a stack of prejudices about all the other things that I happen to be.
2. Abdullah Bukhari, imam of the Jama mosque in New Delhi, threatened earlier this year to retaliate to any assault in Ayodhya by ordering Muslims "to attack, to crown the downtrodden with victory; to destroy the tyrant".
3. Don't you be downtrodden Muriel.
4. Little Bill in drag strikes a blow for the downtrodden girls.
5. These albums reflect Cooder's earliest folk influences, and his fascination with the downtrodden dustbowl America of the '30s.
6. There was no attempt to liken any Conservative minister, or downtrodden Chancellor, to Baldrick or anyone else.
7. Aye, the production may have been poor, but the crude gameplay shone out like a beacon of hope for us downtrodden folk.
8. He would have become just another abortion statistic, and speaks almost bitterly of having his "own downtrodden minority.
9. They saw themselves as being responsible people who did not go on strike for trivial benefits such as a tea-break but, at the same time, also saw themselves as a little bit downtrodden, almost persecuted.
10. It's not so introspective, not so downtrodden as the other stuff."
11. But so too may be identification with the other, as Charles Marowitz implies when he describes Genet's The Blacks as a play which champions blacks "not because they are socially downtrodden but because they personify two of Genet's favourite types: The Rebellious Outcast and The Splendid Primitive
12. Spiritual instruction was the last thing these downtrodden people needed, he argued.
13. Colin Prockter is excellent as the downtrodden cook- cum -coachman, with a particularly revolting bloodstained apron.