beggar[英]['beɡə(r)][美][ˈbɛɡɚ]

　　n.乞丐; 家伙;

　　vt.使贫困; 使无用;

　　beggar 例句:

　　1.It was humiliating for him to feel like a beggar with his own wife. 想到自己在妻子面前竟然象个乞丐一样，让他觉得是一种耻辱。

　　2.Before we threw money to our local beggar, my mother would wrap it in paper. 在我们把钱扔给当地的乞丐之前，我母亲总是用纸把钱包好。

　　3.At first, obama's mother gave money to every beggar who stopped at their door. 刚开始，只要有乞丐找上门来，奥巴马的母亲总会给他们一点钱。

　　4.One day the man walks past the beggar again and notices the beggar is holdingout both his hands. 一天，这个人又遇到了这个乞丐，他注意到这次乞丐同时伸出两只手。

　　5.Your reckless spending will beggar your father. 你无度的挥霍将使你父亲穷困潦倒。