down-and-out

IDM คนยากจน  kon-yak-jon

down-and-out

down-and-out |ˈˌdaʊn ən ˈˌaʊt | ▶adjective (of a person ) without money, a job, or a place to live; destitute: a down-and-out homeless vagrant. ▶noun (also down-and-outer ) a person without money, a job, or a place to live.

down-and-out

down-and-out adjective she had not forgotten what it felt like to be a down-and-out teenager: destitute, poverty-stricken, impoverished, penniless, insolvent, impecunious; needy, in straitened circumstances, distressed, badly off; homeless, on the streets, vagrant, sleeping rough; informal hard up, (flat ) broke, strapped (for cash ), without a red cent, on skid row. ANTONYMS wealthy. ▶noun the down-and-outs crowd the subway stations when the weather is bad: poor person, pauper, indigent; beggar, homeless person, panhandler, vagrant, tramp, drifter, derelict, vagabond, hobo; informal have-not, bag lady, bum.

down-and-out

d ò wn-and- ó ut 形容詞 まったく金に詰まった, 落ちぶれた ; (ボクシングで )打ち負かされた ; 衰弱した .名詞 C 落ちぶれた [文無しの ]人, 路上生活者 .