英语词汇“θ145091”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

the mind > possession > poverty > mendicancy > beg or be beggar [verb (intransitive)] (32)

thigc1300

To receive by begging; to beg (alms, one's food, etc.); in modern Scottish, to solicit gifts on special occasions, esp. on setting up housekeeping…

begc1384

To ask alms or by way of alms. intransitive. To ask alms; esp. to ask alms habitually, to live by asking alms. Const. absol.; of, from, formerly at…

crave1393

absol.

to go a-begged1393

In phrase to go a-begged: to go a begging.

prowl1530

intransitive. To seek for gain or advantage in a mean, grasping, or underhand way; to cadge, scrounge. Obsolete.

to go (or have been) a begging1535

to go (or have been) a begging. to go about begging. (Cf. begged, adv.)

maund?1536

transitive and intransitive. To beg; to ask.

to bear the wallet1546

A beggar's bag. to bear the wallet to be a beggar.

cant1567

intransitive. To speak in the whining or singsong tone used by beggars; to beg.

prog1579

intransitive. British regional, Irish English, and U.S. regional (chiefly southern and Chesapeake Bay). To forage, delve; to poke about for; to…

to turn to bag and wallet1582

†to turn to bag and wallet: to become a beggar. to give (one) the bag to hold: to engage any one while taking the opportunity to slip away, to…

skelder1602

intransitive. To beg; to live by begging, esp. by passing oneself off as a wounded or disbanded soldier.

maunder1611

intransitive. To beg.

strike1618

slang. To beg; also in to strike it.

emendicate1623

absol. To beg.

mendicate1623

intransitive. To beg. rare.

to go a-gooding1646

The action of begging or collecting alms; spec. the custom of going round the wealthier households of a parish at Christmas time to beg for money or…

mump1685

Now slang and English regional. intransitive. To beg, go about begging; to sponge upon. Cf. mumper, n.

shool1736

intransitive. To go about begging; to sponge, to acquire some advantage by insidious means; also to skulk.

cadge1819

intransitive. To go about as a cadger or pedlar, or on pretence of being one; to go about begging. dialect and slang.

to stand pad1841

slang. to sit pad: to sit begging by the roadside. Similarly to stand pad. Obsolete.

stag1860

slang. (See quot. 1860.)

bum1870

intransitive. To beg or scrounge; to cadge. Often with off, from,on.

schnorr1875

intransitive. To beg or importune a person; to sponge (off a person); to ask for charity.

panhandle1894

intransitive. To beg. Also occasionally transitive with it: to scrape or scrounge a living.

pling1915

intransitive. To beg. to pling the stem: to beg on the street. Also transitive: to beg from (a person).

stem1924

To beg or ‘panhandle’ on the streets. Cf. stem, n.1 6b. U.S. slang.

nickel-and-dime1942

intransitive. To beg. Now rare.

Subcategories:

— within specified limits (1)

— on specific traditional occasions (2)

— on false pretences (1)

单词	θ145091
释义	the mind > possession > poverty > mendicancy > beg or be beggar [verb (intransitive)] (32) thigc1300 To receive by begging; to beg (alms, one's food, etc.); in modern Scottish, to solicit gifts on special occasions, esp. on setting up housekeeping… begc1384 To ask alms or by way of alms. intransitive. To ask alms; esp. to ask alms habitually, to live by asking alms. Const. absol.; of, from, formerly at… crave1393 absol. to go a-begged1393 In phrase to go a-begged: to go a begging. prowl1530 intransitive. To seek for gain or advantage in a mean, grasping, or underhand way; to cadge, scrounge. Obsolete. to go (or have been) a begging1535 to go (or have been) a begging. to go about begging. (Cf. begged, adv.) maund?1536 transitive and intransitive. To beg; to ask. to bear the wallet1546 A beggar's bag. to bear the wallet to be a beggar. cant1567 intransitive. To speak in the whining or singsong tone used by beggars; to beg. prog1579 intransitive. British regional, Irish English, and U.S. regional (chiefly southern and Chesapeake Bay). To forage, delve; to poke about for; to… to turn to bag and wallet1582 †to turn to bag and wallet: to become a beggar. to give (one) the bag to hold: to engage any one while taking the opportunity to slip away, to… skelder1602 intransitive. To beg; to live by begging, esp. by passing oneself off as a wounded or disbanded soldier. maunder1611 intransitive. To beg. strike1618 slang. To beg; also in to strike it. emendicate1623 absol. To beg. mendicate1623 intransitive. To beg. rare. to go a-gooding1646 The action of begging or collecting alms; spec. the custom of going round the wealthier households of a parish at Christmas time to beg for money or… mump1685 Now slang and English regional. intransitive. To beg, go about begging; to sponge upon. Cf. mumper, n. shool1736 intransitive. To go about begging; to sponge, to acquire some advantage by insidious means; also to skulk. cadge1819 intransitive. To go about as a cadger or pedlar, or on pretence of being one; to go about begging. dialect and slang. to stand pad1841 slang. to sit pad: to sit begging by the roadside. Similarly to stand pad. Obsolete. stag1860 slang. (See quot. 1860.) bum1870 intransitive. To beg or scrounge; to cadge. Often with off, from,on. schnorr1875 intransitive. To beg or importune a person; to sponge (off a person); to ask for charity. panhandle1894 intransitive. To beg. Also occasionally transitive with it: to scrape or scrounge a living. pling1915 intransitive. To beg. to pling the stem: to beg on the street. Also transitive: to beg from (a person). stem1924 To beg or ‘panhandle’ on the streets. Cf. stem, n.1 6b. U.S. slang. nickel-and-dime1942 intransitive. To beg. Now rare. Subcategories: — within specified limits (1) — on specific traditional occasions (2) — on false pretences (1)
随便看	to come hat in hand to to come home by unhappiness to come home by weeping cross to come home to to come home to oneself to come home to roost to come home with the milk to come in to come in a person's will to come in at to come in at the window to come in between to come in by the window to come in contact with to come in for to come in for a snack to come in for it to come in for some stick to come in for stick to come in from the cold to come in hand to come in handy to come in hot to come in light to come in like gangbusters