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Meanings of life on the street in English

Russian
бездомная жизнь
Portuguese
sem-abrigo
Spanish
sin-hogar
Catalan
sensesostre
Wikidata

Circumstance when people desire a permanent dwelling but do not have one.

Related terms
бездомная жизнь
Usage of life on the street in English
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Local Ireland will interview him about his life on the street.
The Irish Times
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No doubt learning the joys of life on the street.
First degree
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I personally would fear for my life on the street right now, especially at night.
The Guardian
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It looks to be a Lab mix, skinny, worn-out, and frightened from life on the street.
First degree
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In Egypt's socially conservative Muslim community, a life on the street can do lasting damage to young girls.
Reuters
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From life on the street to being confined indoors by coronavirus, things have certainly changed for Eddy Kenzo.
BBC
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Then a stranger saves her life on the street and, over coffee, tells her they're meant for one another.
The South African
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Evangeline far preferred the poverty of life on the street to death by the fickle hand of her dark Gift.
Too wicked to kiss
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Other than that, Badalec spent most of the time smoking old cigarette butts and sharing stories about life on the street.
Reuters
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A number of picture shows, pool rooms, cheap vaudevilles, etc., have crept into the town, and life on the street is most attractive.
Library Work with Children
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Stik, who refuses to talk about much of his life on the street, showed BBC News around his studio and some of his favourite works.
BBC
12
Homeless people tend to age fast- lifeon the street takes a toll.
The devil's bones: a body farm novel
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Even at the best of times, life on the streets was dangerous.
A Matter of Trust
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For now, at least, I have escaped from life on the streets.
The World According to Bob
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The lights will be flickering to life on the streets in town.
Equoid
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We wanted it to offer people some insights into life on the streets.
The World According to Bob