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Meanings of beggar in English
Person who begs on the street, usually for food or money.
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Usage of beggar in English
1
The beggar again made signs of the cross repeatedly in the air.
2
He was not a beggar & was obviously having a good time.
3
And in their wealth the beggar and the outcast had due share.
4
The beggar rose and walked toward the second booth on the right.
5
The pretended beggar took the coin, and put it in his pocket.
6
Without it I should have been the beggar instead of the prince.
7
Even the beggar at the street corner below was without his ideal.
8
The little beggar behaved very well, I thought, in the first business.
9
Nearly a child herself, a beggar, a girl without family or home.
10
There's a young beggar behind me, over there by the ribbon seller.
11
Nevertheless I stood up and held out my hand like a beggar.
12
The beggar was good-looking, of course; but what-well , Igiveit up.
13
No one mentioned the beggar's bizarre pronouncements, for which I was grateful.
14
A beggar, by Jove, and all in consequence of my d-d sentimentality.
15
Just making first attempts in the stick and limp stage, poor beggar.
16
Meanwhile, let him alone; the young beggar has had a hard day.
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Translations for beggar
Russian
Beggar through the time
Beggar across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common