p pa pb pc pd pe pf pg ph pi pk pl pm pn po pp pr ps pt pu pv pw px py

Перевод: pauper

[прилагательное]
нищий; нищенский;
[существительное]
бедняк ; нищий ; живущий на пособие по бедности

Тезаурус:

1. Within the confines of capitalism three fundamental models of these relations can be distinguished: the first is that of the most backward semi-feudal agricultural economy with its pauper peasants, rack-rents, ruthless exploitation of the peasantry and the weak capacity of the home market.
2. A man remained a pauper, in other words, even when he was in full work.
3. The Latin pauper means a person of modest means rather than someone without food, roof, or clothing; Ovid defined him as "a man who knows how many sheep he owns".
4. No memorial was raised over a pauper's grave.
5. It is perhaps fitting that he was carried to his pauper's grave by the stonemasons then engaged in restoring Camborne Church.
6. pauper who steals from Agnes Fleming on her deathbed a ring and a locket, the only evidence of the identity of Agnes's son, Oliver Twist.
7. A pauper's grave.
8. James had done training under Dr John Conolly at Hanwell, the Middlesex County pauper lunatic asylum, and to him the insane were the most pitiable of all human flotsam.
9. Pauper's Grave For A Forgotten Genius
10. Blaise Cendrars, the writer, saw Modigliani let fall a twenty-franc note one evening when a well-known pauper came in to sit at the next table.
11. Funerals were within living memory ceremonial rites engaging whole communities - blinds drawn down across the street, the pomp of plumed horses and the procession of followers, traffic momentarily halted, the bereaved publicly showing their sorrow for months in the long wearing of black afterwards; monuments and cemeteries were focuses of family and civic pride; fear of a pauper grave was so powerful that death insurance was by far the most widespread Victorian insurance policy.
12. Godwin never claimed the body, and she was buried as a pauper.
13. Also, in the same passage, he says he is going to pack his bag - "my pauper's bag" - and end up either dead of starvation in a ditch or earning his keep as a tutor in some merchant's house.