英語 での Squalid の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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You have warmed in squalid"palaces".
Say, not the squalid Spring trot, the only real animatronics to run into them.
Those people work under squalid conditions.
At the adjoining and equally squalid New Orleans Arena, people began putting plastic bags on their feet to walk through the pools of urine.
I would call it the ravings of a squalid egomaniac.
The same elite are now in squalid refugee camps in Syria and Jordan and their country more closely resembles Afghanistan than anywhere else in the Middle East.
The refugees were living in a narrow, squalid backstreet.
Compared to the, horrors, death, disease, squalid conditions and brutal treatment on the railway conditions at camp 24 were 5 star, comfortable warm huts, 12 to an airy room.
This child is an orphan because of you, because of the squalid conditions of your tenement.
Human Rights Watch said the focus should turn to the other leading rights defenders andpolitical prisoners still held in Burma's squalid jails.
In many cases,Palestinian refugees in Arab countries live in squalid refugee camps without basic services.
The same elite are now to be found in squalid refugee camps in Syria and Jordan, and their country now resembles Afghanistan, more closely than anywhere else in the Middle East.
Yet, as you yourselves have seen, they continue to live in squalid conditions.
Soon, The Building's residents citing squalid and cramped conditions, as well as concerns over asbestos, vote for the demolishing of the City and change it to a new Hyper-Tower.
That's why when they overdose, usually you find them in squalid apartments or alleyways.
The report documents intimidation and violence, squalid accommodation, excessive working hours, unpaid overtime, an absence of weekly rest days and workers forced to apply pesticides without protective clothing.
About 200,000 live in Bangladesh, of which 30,000 live in squalid refugee camps.
Generations of Palestinians remain mired in poverty in cramped, squalid refugee camps, and even those with an education cannot own a house or land, or become lawyers, engineers or, unfortunately for Hasan, doctors.
And perhaps a million are quickly running out of money andoften living in squalid conditions in Syria.
By 1948 the British held over 50,000 Jewish refugees in squalid internment camps on Cyprus.