indigent
英 [ˈɪndɪdʒənt]
美 [ˈɪndɪdʒənt]
adj. 十分贫穷的
复数：indigents
BNC.36066 / COCA.15961
牛津词典
adj.
- 十分贫穷的
very poor
柯林斯词典
- 贫穷的;贫困的
Someone who isindigentis very poor.
英英释义
adj
- poor enough to need help from others
双语例句
- She won a stipend to live in Tijuana, Mexico, for a summer and work with indigent children there.
她拿到津贴，在墨西哥的提华纳住了一个夏天，和当地穷困的孩子一起工作。 - All right. you'll have to declare yourself indigent.
那好，你必须申请破产。 - With no religious tradition of charity, Japan has few soup kitchens or other places for the indigent.
日本没有宗教行善的传统，因此施粥站或其他收容贫无立锥之地者的地方少之又少。 - The paper introduces a method for image matching of the object with indigent texture based on structural lighting.
介绍了一种借助结构光对纹理缺乏目标进行特征点匹配的方法。 - I have seen him spend his Christmas Eves taking gifts of food and joy to indigent families.
我知道他在圣诞前夜把食品和欢乐赠予贫穷的人们； - The living conditions of that indigent family can be best described as "filthy"-a stuffy squalid house and dilapidated-looking furniture.
那贫贱家庭的生活环境以「乱」形容也不为过&子通风不良又污秽、俱外表残破。 - A cemetery for unknown or indigent people.
埋葬不知名的人或穷人的地方。 - Glasgow and Edinburgh were inundated with indigent refugees.
格拉斯哥和爱丁堡被贫困的难民所淹没。 - So our life become indigent, for every facet is only a lay at most, while life is multifaceted, you must become more liquid, more capricious, easier to melt, and easier to assimilate;
因此，我们的生命变得贫乏，因为每一个方面最多也只是一个层面，而生命是多层面的，你必须变得更流动、更善变、更易融化、更易吸取； - As his factory was a centre, a new quarter, in which there were a good many indigent families, rose rapidly around him; he established there a free dispensary.
他的工厂成了一个中心，在厂址附近原有许多一贫如洗的人家，到后来，在那一带却出现了一个崭新的区域。他在那里开设了一所免费药房。