I gave the beggar a few coins out of pity.
出于同情，我给了那乞丐几个硬币。
He was an old beggar with a heavy bag on his shoulder.
他是一个肩上背着一个沉重袋子的老乞丐。
The soldier said, "Mind thy manners, thou young beggar!"
士兵说：“注意你的举止，你这个小乞丐！”
What would you write, on the pavement, if you were a beggar?
如果你是个乞丐，你会在人行道上写些什么？
一个叫花子和一个小偷！
Why should I beggar myself for you?
我为什么要为你受穷？
A beggar can never be bankrupt.
乞丐永远不会破产。
The rich man waved the beggar away.
那个有钱人挥手把乞丐赶走了。
我不是来求乞的。
The beggar accosted the lady for money.
那乞丐上前向贵妇人讨钱。
This is a beggar-thy-neighbor policy.
这是一项以邻为壑的政策。
O beggar, to come beg at thy own door!
哦乞丐，到自己家门前乞讨！
多可爱的小家伙！
One day, an old beggar went to the village.
一天，一个老乞丐来到一个熟悉的村子里。
A healthy beggar is happier than a sick king.
健康的乞丐比有病的国王幸福。
The beggar is crouching in a corner of the room.
那个乞丐蜷缩在屋子的一个角落里。
I gave the beggar some money out of pity.
我因觉得乞丐可怜而给他一些钱。
She will grudge a penny even to the poor beggar.
她连给最穷的乞丐一个便士都舍不得。
He gave the beggar a few COINS out of pity.
出于同情，他给了那乞丐几个硬币。
你个幸运的家伙！
The knight halved his bread with the beggar.
那武士将面包平分给乞丐。
He gave the beggar some money as well as food.
他给了一些钱和食物给这个乞丐。
Without a rich heart, wealth is an ugly beggar.
心灵不富有，财富只是一个丑陋的乞丐。
Without a rich heart, wealth is an ugly beggar.
没有富有的内心，财富只是一个丑陋的乞丐。
A stingy rich man is like a beggar with a pearl.
尽管家财万贯，却 悭吝不舍，这是怀珠作丐；
I gave the beggar some money, feeling pity for him.
我可怜那乞丐，给了他一些钱。
At a minimum, both must avoid beggar-thy-neighbor policies.
最起码要避免采取以邻为壑的政策。
I saw a beggar Wolf down a piece of bread in the street yesterday.
昨天我看见一个乞丐在街上狼吞虎咽地吃一块面包。
I saw a beggar Wolf down a piece of bread in the street yesterday.
昨天我看见一个乞丐在街上狼吞虎咽地吃一块面包。
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