vagrant

英 [ˈveɪɡrənt]

美 [ˈveɪɡrənt]

n.  无业游民; 流浪者; (尤指)乞丐
adj.  流浪的; （思想）游移不定的; （风等）无定向的; （植物）蔓生的

复数：vagrants　

GRETEM8

BNC.16730 / COCA.23961

牛津词典

noun

• 无业游民；流浪者；（尤指）乞丐
  a person who has no home or job, especially one who begs (= asks for money) from people

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 流浪汉;漂泊者;乞丐
  Avagrantis someone who moves a lot from place to place because they have no permanent home or job, and have to ask for or steal things in order to live.
  1. He lived on the street as a vagrant.
     他以在大街上乞讨为生。

英英释义

noun

• a wanderer who has no established residence or visible means of support
  Synonym:drifterfloatervagabond

adj

• continually changing especially as from one abode or occupation to another
  1. a drifting double-dealer
  2. the floating population
  3. vagrant hippies of the sixties
  Synonym:aimlessdriftingfloatingvagabond

双语例句

• These vagrant children are from impoverished families in the under-developed remote rural areas.
  这些流浪儿童来自经济欠发达的偏远农村地区的贫困家庭。
• Presently a vagrant poodle came idling along.
  现在一条流浪的狮子狗悠然走过来。
• He is the justice of the peace that jug me for a vagrant.
  他就是把我作为游民关进牢房的治安法官。
• In the perspective of development studies, there have appeared "cracks" in the implementation of the ontologicalness, integrity and sustainability of vagrant children's education rights.
  在发展学视域可以发现流浪儿童教育权益实现的本体性、整体性和可持续性各自的“断裂”。
• The old vagrant believes that poverty has its advantages.
  那个老流浪汉认为穷也有穷的好处。
• Your father had me jailed for a vagrant.
  你父亲因我是盲流而将我关进牢房。
• I shall be a vagrant and a wanderer on earth, and any one who meets me can kill me.
  今天你把我从那里赶走，不让我再出现在你面前，我将成为一个流浪汉，到处漂泊，遇见我的人都可能杀死我。
• We met a band of vagrant beggars there.
  我们在那里遇到了一伙流浪的乞丐。
• He determined lead a vagrant life and winded up his life.
  他决定要去流浪，了此一生。
• It's not hard to see why they mistook you for a vagrant.
  不难理解为什么他们会把你错当成游民。