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Meanings of homeless people in English

Russian
бездомный
Portuguese
pessoa sem abrigo
Spanish
persona sin hogar
Catalan
persona sensesostre
Wikidata

Person having no permanent residence despite being from a culture that normally has one.

Related terms
бездомный
Usage of homeless people in English
1
Better protection for homeless people is good news up to a point.
The Guardian
2
His message for the next prime minister: Sort the homeless people out.
The Guardian
3
He said he wanted to raise awareness of homeless people at Christmas.
BBC
4
She said letting the homeless people sleep all night posed safety hazards.
Radio NZ
5
Settlement programmes are intended to help homeless people back to independent living.
The Irish Times
6
It has also improved the wellbeing of thousands of formerly homeless people.
The Irish Times
7
Supporting homeless people to achieve their potential matters now more than ever.
The Guardian
8
He has been known to hand wads of money to homeless people.
The Guardian
9
It will make me more considerate passing by homeless people in future.
The Irish Times
10
Some homeless people are looking towards the festive season with mixed feelings.
The South African
11
She also called for the privacy of homeless people to be respected.
The Irish Times
12
It often seemed that the only residents of Vernon were homeless people.
A Life in Parts
13
John was award the MBE in 1995 for services to homeless people
The Guardian
14
For McCallion, the key is to humanise the plight of homeless people.
The Guardian
15
San Francisco has a very visible contingent of homeless people and madsers.
The Irish Times
16
Best of all, we can give our friendship to these homeless people.
Across the Fruited Plain
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South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
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