Examples of using Beggar in English and their translations into Arabic
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Until then, this beggar is a guest in my house. Feed him generously.
She was called" beggar", and" down-and-out".
Master, this beggar may be young but he has suffered a lot.
I'm not a beggar! I'm self-employed, and this gentleman is my neighbour.
Soon or late, beggar or king, death is the end of all things.
The beggar does not even want to see our eyes.
And so the beggar was imprisoned… in the castle dungeon.
It leaves me a beggar, but a daughter is a daughter.
You go out with your beggar bowl, like, just about every day?
Because there are no decent jobs here, and the wages wouldn't suit a beggar.
Do you think it's helpful to give a beggar fifty pence?
You're behaving like a beggar.
El presidente would never dress as a beggar!
Santos disguised as a beggar.
which basically… makes me a beggar.
Now we are moving from the concept of" beggar thy neighbour" to one of" prosper thy neighbour", which should become the hallmark of the global village.
For instance, a man uses pheromones but he does not brush his teeth, and dresses up like a filthy street beggar.
Beggar-thy-neighbor policies must be distinguished from what could be called“beggar thyself” policies, whose economic costs are borne primarily at home, though they might affect others as well.
If they were to be implemented on the basis of cost neutrality, they would in effect constitute" beggar thy neighbour" policies that would pit one employee against another for a limited amount of money.
You beggar.