Examples of using Abject in English and their translations into Chinese
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Poverty in many senses is the most abject violation of human rights, denying practically all the freedoms to the people affected.
Yet, over a billion people still live in abject poverty and struggle perpetually and intergenerationally with hunger and disease, both of which are preventable.
It is expected that there will still be 6% of the population living in abject poverty by 2030, far from the target of 3%.
A dismal signal is given an abject minister of justice knocks on his door to warn him that he is needed.
The loan included an interest payment in the form of abject humiliation: Putin traveled to one of Deripaska's factories and berated him on television.
She grew up in abject poverty, sleeping alone in a space behind a rice shop.
The abject poverty of these women means that some of them are not even getting a proper diet needed to allow drug treatments to work effectively.
Bihar represents the challenge of development: abject poverty surrounded by corruption.
That doesn't make it an Apple-style blockbuster, but it doesn't sound like abject failure, either.
At the depths of that dusty soul there is nothing but abject surrender.”.
However, despite significant gains over the past three decades, some 20 per cent of the world' s people continued to live in abject poverty.
Man, therefore, cannot institute a sacrament, because it is not in the power of man to make such divine mysteries lurk under things so abject.
The objectives of the Millennium Development Goals make it clear that global affluence and welfare are inseparable and that prosperity cannot coexist with abject poverty.
The abject poverty that forces young girls to sell themselves must be the focus of developmental efforts across the United Nations family.
His ailing father and unmarried sister lived there in abject poverty.
And by the edicts of Hadrian and the Antonines, the protection of the laws was extended to the most abject part of mankind.
The dragons could never understand why they generated such abject fear in common folk.
The international community has presided over 28 years of abject failure to deliver any meaningful reduction in CO2 emissions.
No person, society or country will be safe if others are living in abject poverty and conflict.
In sub-Saharan Africa alone, around 300 million people live in abject poverty.