Was heißt »Sand­ler« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

Ber­ber:

amazigh

berber

Bett­ler:

panhandler

Clo­chard:

clochard

Ho­bo:

hobo

Land­strei­cher:

tramp

vagrant

Ob­dach­lo­ser:

homeless

Pen­ner:

bum

Stadt­strei­cher:

urban vagrant

Tip­pel­bru­der:

bum

journeyman

vagrant

Tre­ber:

draft

Va­ga­bund:

vagabond

Englische Beispielsätze

• I'm no better than a beggar.

• He is rich, but lives like a beggar.

• Tom gave the beggar some food.

• The beggar on the street asks: "Do you have any extra euros?"

• And even if you were the poorest beggar, if one friend remained, you would be rich. But he who has won the highest king's throne and has no friend is a poor man.

• Tom died a beggar.

• He died a beggar.

• Honesty is a beggar on crutches; roguery is a princess with a crown.

• Aren't you ashamed? Instead of being a beggar in the streets, why don't you look for work and earn your own bread?

• I gave the beggar all the money I had.

• I'm not a beggar.

• Have you ever given money to a beggar?

• The beggar rattled a few meager coins in his tin can.

• Mr Yamaha gave some walnuts to a beggar.

• He is no better than a beggar.

• I am no better than a beggar.