beggarly

UK:  ['begəli]

US:  ['begəli]

adj.

1.乞丐的;赤贫的

1 . It seems to me we have stood just about enough of this man's beggarly interference.
我觉得我们差不多受够了这个人的无谓的干扰。

2 . I cannot tell; Aunt Reed says if I have any, they must be a beggarly set: I should not like to go a-begging.
我说不上来。里德舅妈说，要是我有亲戚，也准是一群要饭的，我可不愿去要饭。

3 . went on the stranger, in a gentle voice which contrasted strangely with his beggarly garments and his porter's shoulders.
那外来人接着说，说话声调的柔和，恰和他那乞丐式的服装和脚夫式的肩膀形成一种异常奇特的对比。

4 . when my beggarly heart sits crouched. shut up in a corner, break open the door, my king, and come with the ceremony of a king.
当我的乞丐似的心，蹲闭在屋角的时候，我的国王，请你的王者的威仪破户而入。

5 . Now however that you've come to know God, or rather to be known by God, how can you turn back again to the weak and beggarly stoichea?
现在你们既然认识神，更可说是被神所认识的，怎么还要归回那懦弱的小学？