Examples of using Squalid in English and their translations into German
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Prison conditions are squalid.
While squalid sea dames at their mending work.
Her nature is so squalid, so malicious.
I hope you don't find it too squalid.
His present lodgings are squalid and uncomfortable.
Do you think we coulduse a change in the civic leadership Of this sad, squalid town?
I'm sorry it has to be in this... squalid little corner, but.
Her squalid secrets& stories etched into the very foundations of the city we know today.
For centuries our noble clan lived in vile, squalid obscurity.
Displaced people spent years living in squalid camps, while reconstruction dragged on for nearly a decade.
Shane Eli, the hero, and Dr. Blakk, the villain,in a duel at dawn in squalid always Slugterra.
But he saw the squalid“clergyman” with which the Cardinal Parolin was presented in the Senate for the Christmas concert?
The music leads him from his squalid existence out into city life.
The narrow, squalid, slummy streets of the quarter nearest the Acropolis belong to the older or Turkish period of the city's renascent life.
That's why when they overdose, usually you find them in squalid apartments or alleyways.
I am no longer interested in that squalid place of assignation between corrupt policemen and their female victims.
What do we do with so many poor people who still live in squalid camps, with abandoned elders?
Many people are attracted to squalid sought spaces with style, perfect, matched and expensive, while shabby chic embraces imperfection and celebrates.
With typical Roman snobbish arrogance, Ptolemy described their squalid living conditions and their"repulsive" appearance.
Or bleak and cold, squalid and disturbing, turbulent, dreary and depressing, causing the soul unhappiness and wishing itself to leave this environment.
They were not being fed regularly, were living in squalid conditions and their profiles were falsified.
Living in squalid conditions and worked literally to death, these black men helped to build the fortunes of families like mine, while their families were punished with the loss of a husband, father, brother, or son.
Other parts of the islands are mostly covered with bushes andsometimes squalid, sometimes kultivranim land mainly olive.
But that price can take the form of morally squalid decisions in which innocent people bear the brunt of the cost of freedom's defense.
Living conditions for migrants andasylum seekers in the Calais area remain squalid and harassment of aid workers there by police continued.
Therewere thousands of migrant camps, overcrowded, squalid, and alsounsanitary, called"Hoovervilles," in honor of President Hoover's"prosperity's around the corner.
In 1894 the famous Glen Grey Act held out the promise of a gentle butsure transition from an unenlightened and squalid tribal existence to an active and progressive in- dividualism.
There were thousands of migrant camps, overcrowded, squalid, and also unsanitary, called"Hoovervilles," in honor of President Hoover's"prosperity's around the corner.
The narrative of the novel unfolds during the journey in a cramped and squalid boxcar carrying 120 resistance fighters from Compiègne to Buchenwald;
Though Havana, particularly its oldest part, is significantly squalid, nowhere else in the surroundings is there such a great number of fabulous colonial sights.