beggar in Portuguese
beggar in Portuguese is mendigo, pedinte, mendiga — beggar means a person who lives by asking others for money or food.
beggar in Portuguese
mendigo
A person who begs.
pedinte
A person who begs.
mendiga
A person who begs.
mendigo
A person suffering from extreme poverty.
What does "beggar" mean?
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noun A person who lives by asking others for money or food.
"A beggar sat outside the church every morning."
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verb To reduce someone to poverty, or to go far beyond what words or resources can describe or provide.
"The medical bills nearly beggared the family."
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beggar in a sentence
- A beggar sat outside the church every morning.
- The medical bills nearly beggared the family.
- The view from the summit beggars description.
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What is "beggar" in Portuguese?
"beggar" in Portuguese is mendigo, pedinte, mendiga. beggar means: A person who lives by asking others for money or food.
How do you use "beggar" in a sentence?
Example: "A beggar sat outside the church every morning." In Portuguese, "beggar" is mendigo, pedinte, mendiga.
Are there other ways to say "beggar" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 3 translations listed for "beggar": mendigo, pedinte, mendiga.
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