Examples of using Squalid in English and their translations into Slovak
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You have warmed in squalid"palaces".
Squalid conditions in refugee camps.
It's wrong to do that. It's squalid.
You share these squalid lodgings, so your wife, perhaps?
They went through all the squalid rooms.
Those squalid streets actually thought themselves in paris.
Often they live in squalid conditions.
The apartments were often crowded, sometimes bordering on squalid.
Back to whatever squalid slave shack from which you came.
Don't they need you back in your squalid little city?
Poor in parts but never squalid, Vietnam is developing at an astonishing pace.
Authorities say the animals were living in squalid conditions.
Despite the squalid conditions, very often their biggest anxiety is the lack of information.
Ostentatious rivalry with Islamists hid a squalid competition over spoils.
Confronted with this squalid betrayal, one imagines he would have felt sick and oppressed.
The quarter was locked at night, and its residents lived in squalid conditions.
So locking me away in a squalid workhouse was your solution?
Urges the authorities to provide more land to reduce overcrowding andimprove the squalid conditions in the camps;
It begins with the squalid tents and raw meat, and end- and full-fledged village stuffed full bins.
There are about 400,000 Slovak Roma, most living in squalid rural settlements and urban ghettos.
An international rights group says European countries share responsibility for hundreds of migrants intercepted by Libyan authorities andsent to“squalid detention centers.”.
But in Gaza- an overcrowded and squalid enclave that residents cannot leave without great difficulty- there is no escape.
The EU-Turkey deal, for example,has left thousands of refugees and migrants stranded in squalid and unsafe conditions on Greek islands.
Media reports from squalid camps in Italy, Greece and Calais show that most migrants are headed north in search of work and established North African communities.
The U.N. agency said in a statement that conditions in thecamps, where nearly 20,000 people live, are“squalid, inadequate and rapidly deteriorating.”.
Amnesty International found refugees living in squalid conditions in containers, a dilapidated building and in tents.
Amnesty International accused European countries of sharing responsibility forhundreds of migrants intercepted by the Libyan authorities and sent to“squalid detention centers.”.
Thus White Nationalists havegood reason to hate multiculturalists for their morally squalid characters and for the evils they have unleashed on white nations.
Rights groups, however, say those policies leave migrants at the mercy of armed groups orconfined in squalid detention centers rife with abuses.