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В речника Oxford-Paravia италиански

английски
английски
италиански
италиански

I. beggar [Brit ˈbɛɡə, Am ˈbɛɡər] СЪЩ

1. beggar (pauper):

beggar
mendicante м и ж

2. beggar Brit (man) разг:

a lucky beggar
you lucky beggar!
a poor beggar
a crazy beggar

II. beggar [Brit ˈbɛɡə, Am ˈbɛɡər] ГЛАГ прх

1. beggar person, company:

beggar

2. beggar (defy):

III. beggar [Brit ˈbɛɡə, Am ˈbɛɡər]

beggar's lice [ˈbeɡəzˌlaɪs] СЪЩ

beggar-my-neighbour [Brit ˌbɛɡəmʌɪˈneɪbə, Am ˌbɛɡərmaɪˈneɪbər] СЪЩ

beggar-my-neighbour
италиански
италиански
английски
английски
accattone (accattona)
beggar
mendico (mendica)
beggar
beggar
beggar
beggar
cencioso (cenciosa)
beggar
beggar

в PONS речника

английски
английски
италиански
италиански

I. beggar [ˈbe·gɚ] ГЛАГ прх

to beggar belief

II. beggar [ˈbe·gɚ] СЪЩ

beggar (poor person):

beggar
mendicante м и ж

Phrases:

италиански
италиански
английски
английски
beggar
beggar
beggar
Present
Ibeggar
youbeggar
he/she/itbeggars
webeggar
youbeggar
theybeggar
Past
Ibeggared
youbeggared
he/she/itbeggared
webeggared
youbeggared
theybeggared
Present Perfect
Ihavebeggared
youhavebeggared
he/she/ithasbeggared
wehavebeggared
youhavebeggared
theyhavebeggared
Past Perfect
Ihadbeggared
youhadbeggared
he/she/ithadbeggared
wehadbeggared
youhadbeggared
theyhadbeggared

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For the rest of the world, that would be a beggar-my-neighbour policy, impossible to tolerate in hard times.
ipolitics.ca
This is part of mercantilist beggar-my-neighbour economics reminiscent of the 18th and 19th centuries.
www.ghanaweb.com
Limiting negative interest rates to wholesale deposits rather than the domestic economy would also only impact the exchange rate, he added, meaning the policy can resemble beggar-my-neighbour exchange rate management.
www.independent.co.uk
We are in the midst of the age of competitive depreciation and of a beggar-my-neighbour philosophy.
www.canindia.com
Again, policies apparently designed to affect the exchange rate could be viewed as beggar-my-neighbour devices.
www.ft.com