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beg.garH5beg7E5, $-Ln [C]a poor person who lives by asking others for money or food乞丐Crippled beggars lined the road which led to the temple.残废的乞丐布满了通向寺庙的大路。(infml) Beggar can also be used to refer to a person, esp. when you are expressing an opinion about something that they have done, or has happened to them.家伙You've won again, you lucky beggar.你又赢了，幸运的家伙！Those children have been running about in my rose garden again, the little beggars (= annoying people)!那些孩子又在我的玫瑰花园里到处乱跑，真是些淘气的小家伙。Beggar-my-neighbour is a type of card game played by two people in which the winner is the player who wins all the cards.一种叫“吃光”的牌戏（以吃光对手的牌为优胜）。(saying) "Beggars can't be choosers"means that if you cannot have what you want, then you should accept whatever you are given without complaining.饥不择食I've just won a holiday in Brighton! I wish it was in the Caribbean, but beggars can't be choosers I suppose.我刚获得去布赖顿度假的机会！我原希望能去加勒比海，可我无可选择。
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