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Перевод: impecunious

[прилагательное]
безденежный; нуждающийся; бедный; неимущий

Тезаурус:

1. With his Yorkshireman's eye for economy he was soon suggesting that the more impecunious aeronauts might seriously consider the process.
2. Some said this loss of funds was what lay behind a recent broken engagement between the rather unattractive Miss Pinkney and the third son of a titled but impecunious family.
3. As training and hire costs are comparatively low int he USA and certain other countries, it's not altogether surprising that our young, impecunious hopefuls feel frustrated at the much higher prices asked in the UK.
4. Entry fees to the Stock Exchange were put up by members of the Surrey committee in the late nineteenth century to help impecunious gentleman-cricketers.
5. The District was painfully aware that it could ill-afford his loss, but because of its continuing impecunious position it recognised his services could not be retained.
6. This warned the inhabitants that the average infantryman, in spite of his glamorous uniform, was lowly paid and impecunious.
7. Was it Stainless Stephen, the popular comedian of the Thirties, who used to keep us informed about a certain impecunious Lord who had a horse named Final Demand by Every Post out of Somerset House?
8. Given that the UES mainly caters for the most impecunious students who reach university level, the interruption of its work also affects those who have no alternative access to higher education.
9. But before the collecting boxes are handed round for the benefit of the new but impecunious union, there are some familiar figures, South African and otherwise, from rugby's political elite to be seen.
10. They were clearly impecunious and I was curious.
11. Nevertheless, Shearman, as District Chairman, recognised that the District could not continue in its relatively impecunious way "sustained by a very small number of rather weak branches dispersed over a very wide area most of the branches were struggling".
12. Both the Maryport and Carlisle Railway Company and the notoriously impecunious West Lancashire Railway contrived to build handsome Tudor-Gothic mansions at Maryport and Southport (Central) respectively.
13. But in due course I discovered that the local historian had done very little actual firsthand gathering of data himself: he was a wealthy man and had employed a number of impecunious schoolteachers to be his "research assistants".