Definition of homeless in English:

homeless

adjective ˈhəʊmlɪsˈhoʊmləs

(of a person) without a home, and therefore typically living on the streets.
（人）无家可归的，流浪街头的
the plight of young homeless people
无家可归的年轻人的困境。
charities for the homeless
为无家可归者设置的慈善机构。
Example sentencesExamples
- Often the homeless live on the streets too long and it's unsuccessful when they are housed.
- The council is struggling to cope with a massive increase in the number of homeless families.
- Perhaps the question we should be asking is where all these young homeless people come from.
- How many times have you been asked in the street for some money from a seemingly homeless person or a beggar?
- In effect, it's the story of a homeless family who have been through a tough time.
- He has been homeless for six years and is on a drug rehabilitation programme.
- Throughout the area, we will seek to bring homeless people off the streets and into our centres.
- A mother and her four daughters are homeless today after a blaze destroyed their house.
- Gloria Bennet is well known for befriending lonely and homeless people in Devizes.
- She explained that out of all the bad things about being homeless, the worst is people ignoring you.
- The vast majority of homeless people are there because they won't conform to the ways of the world.
- People are homeless for many reasons, more reasons than I can discuss here at any rate.
- She told police that she was homeless and had taken part in the fraud to earn some money.
- A homeless woman is back on the streets again after being evicted from a telephone box.
- A homeless man sleeps on a bench, all his worldly goods packed into a shopping trolley.
- He would sit on the pavement, with a sign saying that he was homeless and hungry.
- A family is homeless after fire swept through their house when a dishwasher caught light.
- The homeless are often stereotyped as being tramps or junkies who litter shop doorways.
- He helped in the soup kitchen at a centre for homeless people in inner-city Blackburn.
- They are now homeless and have been offered temporary shelter by Bolton Council.
Synonyms
without a roof over one's head, on the streets, vagrant, sleeping rough, living rough
destitute, down and out, derelict, itinerant
British informal dossing
formal of no fixed abode
homeless people, vagrants, down-and-outs, tramps, beggars, vagabonds, itinerants, transients, migrants, derelicts, drifters, beachcombers
North American hobos
Australian bagmen, knockabouts, overlanders, sundowners, whalers
New Zealand streeties
informal bag ladies
British informal dossers
North American informal bums, bindlestiffs
Australian/New Zealand informal derros
South African informal outies
formal people of no fixed abode

Definition of homeless in US English:

homeless

adjectiveˈhōmləsˈhoʊmləs

(of a person) without a home, and therefore typically living on the streets.
（人）无家可归的，流浪街头的
the plight of young homeless people
无家可归的年轻人的困境。
charities for the homeless
为无家可归者设置的慈善机构。
Example sentencesExamples
- She explained that out of all the bad things about being homeless, the worst is people ignoring you.
- The vast majority of homeless people are there because they won't conform to the ways of the world.
- In effect, it's the story of a homeless family who have been through a tough time.
- Often the homeless live on the streets too long and it's unsuccessful when they are housed.
- How many times have you been asked in the street for some money from a seemingly homeless person or a beggar?
- A mother and her four daughters are homeless today after a blaze destroyed their house.
- Perhaps the question we should be asking is where all these young homeless people come from.
- The homeless are often stereotyped as being tramps or junkies who litter shop doorways.
- He helped in the soup kitchen at a centre for homeless people in inner-city Blackburn.
- He has been homeless for six years and is on a drug rehabilitation programme.
- The council is struggling to cope with a massive increase in the number of homeless families.
- People are homeless for many reasons, more reasons than I can discuss here at any rate.
- She told police that she was homeless and had taken part in the fraud to earn some money.
- Throughout the area, we will seek to bring homeless people off the streets and into our centres.
- A homeless man sleeps on a bench, all his worldly goods packed into a shopping trolley.
- He would sit on the pavement, with a sign saying that he was homeless and hungry.
- A homeless woman is back on the streets again after being evicted from a telephone box.
- Gloria Bennet is well known for befriending lonely and homeless people in Devizes.
- They are now homeless and have been offered temporary shelter by Bolton Council.
- A family is homeless after fire swept through their house when a dishwasher caught light.
Synonyms
without a roof over one's head, on the streets, vagrant, sleeping rough, living rough
homeless people, vagrants, down-and-outs, tramps, beggars, vagabonds, itinerants, transients, migrants, derelicts, drifters, beachcombers

单词	homeless
释义	Definition of homeless in English: homeless adjective ˈhəʊmlɪsˈhoʊmləs (of a person) without a home, and therefore typically living on the streets. （人）无家可归的，流浪街头的 the plight of young homeless people 无家可归的年轻人的困境。 charities for the homeless 为无家可归者设置的慈善机构。 Example sentencesExamples Often the homeless live on the streets too long and it's unsuccessful when they are housed. The council is struggling to cope with a massive increase in the number of homeless families. Perhaps the question we should be asking is where all these young homeless people come from. How many times have you been asked in the street for some money from a seemingly homeless person or a beggar? In effect, it's the story of a homeless family who have been through a tough time. He has been homeless for six years and is on a drug rehabilitation programme. Throughout the area, we will seek to bring homeless people off the streets and into our centres. A mother and her four daughters are homeless today after a blaze destroyed their house. Gloria Bennet is well known for befriending lonely and homeless people in Devizes. She explained that out of all the bad things about being homeless, the worst is people ignoring you. The vast majority of homeless people are there because they won't conform to the ways of the world. People are homeless for many reasons, more reasons than I can discuss here at any rate. She told police that she was homeless and had taken part in the fraud to earn some money. A homeless woman is back on the streets again after being evicted from a telephone box. A homeless man sleeps on a bench, all his worldly goods packed into a shopping trolley. He would sit on the pavement, with a sign saying that he was homeless and hungry. A family is homeless after fire swept through their house when a dishwasher caught light. The homeless are often stereotyped as being tramps or junkies who litter shop doorways. He helped in the soup kitchen at a centre for homeless people in inner-city Blackburn. They are now homeless and have been offered temporary shelter by Bolton Council. Synonyms without a roof over one's head, on the streets, vagrant, sleeping rough, living rough destitute, down and out, derelict, itinerant British informal dossing formal of no fixed abode homeless people, vagrants, down-and-outs, tramps, beggars, vagabonds, itinerants, transients, migrants, derelicts, drifters, beachcombers North American hobos Australian bagmen, knockabouts, overlanders, sundowners, whalers New Zealand streeties informal bag ladies British informal dossers North American informal bums, bindlestiffs Australian/New Zealand informal derros South African informal outies formal people of no fixed abode Definition of homeless in US English: homeless adjectiveˈhōmləsˈhoʊmləs (of a person) without a home, and therefore typically living on the streets. （人）无家可归的，流浪街头的 the plight of young homeless people 无家可归的年轻人的困境。 charities for the homeless 为无家可归者设置的慈善机构。 Example sentencesExamples She explained that out of all the bad things about being homeless, the worst is people ignoring you. The vast majority of homeless people are there because they won't conform to the ways of the world. In effect, it's the story of a homeless family who have been through a tough time. Often the homeless live on the streets too long and it's unsuccessful when they are housed. How many times have you been asked in the street for some money from a seemingly homeless person or a beggar? A mother and her four daughters are homeless today after a blaze destroyed their house. Perhaps the question we should be asking is where all these young homeless people come from. The homeless are often stereotyped as being tramps or junkies who litter shop doorways. He helped in the soup kitchen at a centre for homeless people in inner-city Blackburn. He has been homeless for six years and is on a drug rehabilitation programme. The council is struggling to cope with a massive increase in the number of homeless families. People are homeless for many reasons, more reasons than I can discuss here at any rate. She told police that she was homeless and had taken part in the fraud to earn some money. Throughout the area, we will seek to bring homeless people off the streets and into our centres. A homeless man sleeps on a bench, all his worldly goods packed into a shopping trolley. He would sit on the pavement, with a sign saying that he was homeless and hungry. A homeless woman is back on the streets again after being evicted from a telephone box. Gloria Bennet is well known for befriending lonely and homeless people in Devizes. They are now homeless and have been offered temporary shelter by Bolton Council. A family is homeless after fire swept through their house when a dishwasher caught light. Synonyms without a roof over one's head, on the streets, vagrant, sleeping rough, living rough homeless people, vagrants, down-and-outs, tramps, beggars, vagabonds, itinerants, transients, migrants, derelicts, drifters, beachcombers
随便看	keep one's bed keep one's bed keep one's cards close to one's chest keep one's chin up keep one's chin up keep one's cool keep one's countenance keep one's countenance keep one's distance keep one's distance keep one's distance keep one's distance from keep one's ears open keep oneself to oneself keep one's end up keep one's eye in keep one's eye on keep one's eye on (or take one's eye off) the ball keep one's eye on (or take one's eye off) the ball keep one's eye on the ball keep one's eyes open keep one's eyes open keep one's eyes open for keep one's eyes open (or peeled) keep one's eyes open (or peeled)