Примери за използване на Abject на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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I'm abject.
Abject failure.
Instead of an abject cowering.
To abject despair?
I was born in abject poverty.
Хората също превеждат
An abject lesson.
These children come from abject poverty.
Those abject creatures?
The Venetians would live in abject poverty.
Drag this abject maid out for me!
Abject poverty surrounded by corruption.
I came from abject poverty.
Last night I wanted everyone to know how abject I am.
O Ali-Akbar! Consider how abject is the state of the disbelievers.
I was staring at the ceiling in abject horror.
After four years of abject servitude, you couldn't spare one lousy million.
One billion people live in abject poverty.
Great feelings take with them their own universe,splendid or abject.
He endured years of cruel and abject physical abuse.
Great feelings take with them their own universe,splendid or abject.
The rest of the population lives in abject poverty and without hope.
The South is one of the richest countries in the world,while the North grapples with periodic famine and abject poverty.
I have been shut away for many years in abject misery and now I must die.
South Korea is now one of the richest countries in the world,while the North grapples with periodic famine and abject poverty.
The woman literally saved them from abject poverty, providing them with shelter and food.
My entire teaching philosophy-- Has been an abject failure.
Bihar represents the challenge of development: abject poverty surrounded by corruption.
Modern-day capitalism has had an extraordinary run since the start of the Industrial Revolution two centuries ago,lifting billions of ordinary people out of abject poverty.
Without reform, there is little reason to be optimistic about Russia's long-run growth trend, given its poor demographic profile,weak institutions and abject failure to diversify its economy, despite having an enormously talented and creative population,” Kenneth Rogoff, the Harvard University economist, wrote in The Guardian last year.
What is going to happen to me?” asked Fujiwara in abject fear.