Examples of using Squalid in English and their translations into Serbian
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Cyrillic
It was squalid.
Squalid little business.
And your squalid name.
Squalid, fifth-rate port.
Because it's all so squalid.
Squalid side of Raymond's Soho.".
Conditions at Moria are squalid.
Squalid conditions in refugee camps.
That is what the squalid ones say.”.
This squalid war against the Jews," with all possible speed.
You said it was a squalid rag.
These squalid grubs want to contaminate me, with their disease.
His present lodgings are squalid and uncomfortable.
But there were oiled tablecloths andfly papers It was squalid.
I'm a nasty, squalid little hobo!
No, that's the thing they make up in that squalid little rag!
Squalid conditions are part of a control fantasy these men had.
Don't they need you back in your squalid little city?
He set up his studios in squalid neighborhoods, developed a Byronic reputation as a rake and gambled recklessly('Debt stimulates me,' he once said).".
They seem perfectly at home in their squalid surroundings.
Actual happiness looks pretty squalid in comparison with the overcompensations for misery.
Gwen was a more than willing partner in their squalid little affair.
Actual happiness always looks pretty squalid in comparison with the over compensations for misery.
I married him because any other relationship seemed cheap and squalid.
What do I have to do with the squalid affairs of the lower classes?
Meanwhile, tension is rising in Calais, France,where thousands of migrants are living in squalid camps.
So I was thinking of demanding that the squalid bargain not be offered again.
Meanwhile, there is growing tension in the French port of Calais where thousands of migrants are living in squalid camps.
It's surprising the stench 30 or40 of God's creatures can give off when confined to a squalid pit for months on end without drains, water, physicians, care.
A little over a year after the Khartoum negotiations, the EU cut a deal with Turkey, forking over billions in exchange for Turkey policing its shores to prevent predominantly Syrian(as well as Iraqi and Afghan)refugees from entering Greece, and confining those who did to squalid camps.