单词	clochard
释义	clochard /ˈklɔʃɑː / /klɔʃaʀ/ noun (plural clochards pronounced same) (In France) a beggar; a vagrant: clochards drinking in doorways... The clochards in our neighborhood get to spend the night sheltered under the bushes of the empty lot. His characters are often marginal to the point of near nonexistence, Beckett's clochards with backstories, Conrad's adventurers in a shabbier key. For Dolce & Gabbana, a man has to be a bit of a romantic clochard, a refined sort bricklayer of deeply Mediterranean looks, dark and expressive. Origin French, from clocher 'to limp'.
随便看	get someone nowhere get someone's goat get someone through get someone up get someone with child get someone wrong get something across get something down get something going get something into one's (or someone's) head get something off one's chest get something out get something out of get something out of one's system get something over get something over with get something straight get something through get something up get somewhere get started get stuck in (or into) get stuffed gettable getter

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