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Перевод: vagrant

[прилагательное]
бродячий; странствующий; изменчивый; блуждающий;
[существительное]
бродяга ; шатающийся

Тезаурус:

1. Prior to 1945 a winter vagrant only, thus a considerable increase has occurred recently.
2. Jay gags, this is where love has brought me, rooting through the bins like a vagrant, looking for a sheet of high-gloss photographic paper and a bad profile shot of Lucy smaller than a postage stamp.
3. Bounderby claims to have learned to tell the time from studying its steeple clock "under the direction of a drunken cripple, who was a convicted thief, and an incorrigible vagrant", i.e. a typical denizen of the St Giles district, HT i 4.
4. This is against all the evidence, but it is a compelling image, and one that clearly derives from this present age in our history, which now has the Shakespeare it deserves: an old, sex-obsessed vagrant in the Forest of Dean, refusing to pay his Poll Tax.
5. "You've got to be careful: they cause lots of trouble," said Manoel, glancing nervously at the groups of patrolling military police and the slate-grey truck used to cart away vagrant minors who spend their days here sniffing glue, bathing in fountains, picking pockets and sleeping rough.
6. Last week, in contrast, a Florida jury cleared a vagrant accused of the rape of a 22-year-old woman who had been snatched from a Fort Lauderdale restaurant car park while wearing a white mini-skirt and, so the jury was informed, no underwear.
7. Such raw, and frightening theatre is rare, as difficult for the audience to react to as an outstretched hand from a drunken vagrant
8. the vagrant crowd, haggard and dejected;
9. Status. - Vagrant.
10. And there was a further link between rogues, masterless men, and the players; according to some observers the theatres quite literally brought them into association, being the place "for vagrant persons, Masterless men, thieves contrivers of treason, and other idle and dangerous persons to meet together" (Chambers, Elizabethan Stage , iv.