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Перевод: wretch

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несчастный человек; негодяй ; негодник

Тезаурус:

1. A Wretch that vows to rove no more:
2. Standing at the corner of Great Tower Street and Seething Lane, in the very shadow of the Tower of London, All Hallows must have been as impressive a building then as it is today: one of the oldest parish churches in the City, it has always had close links with the Tower itself, and was used as a place of burial for many an unfortunate wretch executed on the nearby scaffold.
3. Brought running from the living room by the yells of the unfortunate wretch, she would subdue her husband with dockers language and a series of smacks across his massive crewcut head.
4. I've never subscribed to the deification of Nick cave and still don't subscribe to the theory that says "difficult" or "dark" music is somehow better than squeaky-clean pop, but "The Mercy Seat" and "The Good Son" automatically establish a tone of commanding bleakness, Cave scuttling the stage like a wretch possessed and the band striking bunslinger poses.
5. He reached the town and entered the Lawnmarket; there was a crowd gathered watching some wretch being dragged by horses across the open space to a waiting scaffold.
6. Rab a whole new confidence; the miserable wretch, like a cowardly freak, had tip-toed into this place.
7. To keep the Wretch still miserably Poor
8. He was a lonely, miserable wretch.
9. They ended with lines which leave the reader in no doubt as to her view of the condition: That wretch, if such a wretch there be Who hopes for happiness from thee, May search successfully as well For truth in whores and ease in hell.
10. Would any remains of the wretch even reach the bubbling molten magma at the bottom?
11. Come, thou mortal wretch,
12. "But you became greedy, Barney," she said, "you became so greedy you were willing to sell your own daughter like a beast at the fair, forcing her to marry a lecherous oul wretch that's old enough to be her father.