Explanation and Sentences for Beggar

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Beggar Explanation

Meaning: a person who lives without a place to stay and lives exclusively by asking for food and money.

The beggar suddenly stretched out a hand to beg for money.

2. The beggar went up to the noblewoman to ask for money.

3, Yesterday I saw a beggar wolfing down a piece of bread in the street.

4. The beggar fainted from hunger.

5. We are not beggars.

6. If no one helps him, he may end up being a beggar.

7, The manager shouted at the crowd and the young man that he could not tolerate beggars outside the airport.

8, In front of this general rule, it seems that the only exception is the tramp, and the beggar sells almost himself to arouse the pity of passers-by.

9, Your love will make him a tramp and a beggar.

10, They say beggars are warned to stay off the streets.

11, If you were a beggar, what would you write on the sidewalk?

12, The thought of being like a beggar in front of his wife made him feel a shame.

13, Before we threw our money to the local beggars, my mother always kept her purse in paper.

14, traveling in poor countries, I witnessed the many ways to deal with beggars.

15, Let us not give too much generosity to beggars.

16, "I have dimples, so thank God I have dimples that can make me look like a little beggar," the 26-year-old . star told People magazine this.

17, Is that girl a beggar?

18 But in fact the place was just last year used as a "rehabilitation" center where detained sex workers, beggars, and homeless people learn to sew and cook.

19, the poor have almost nothing, the beggars have nothing, the rich have too much, no one will say enough.

20, Are these women beggars?

21, he wanted her to give up teaching, to work in the slums of the city, directly facing the "poor of the poor": the sick, the dying, the beggars and the street children.

22, but the beggar woman did not answer him a word.

23, Another sex worker said, "Even the categorization of us as something other than beggars would be a welcome measure, and our occupations should be suitably listed and described rather than treated as unemployed."