underprivileged

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishunderprivilegedun‧der‧priv‧i‧leged /ˌʌndəˈprɪvəlɪdʒd◂ $ -dər-/ adjective POORvery poor, with worse living conditions, educational opportunities etc than most people in society underprivileged childrenExamples from the Corpusunderprivileged• I believed that without a uniform we were more identified with the poor and underprivileged.• Infected rates are high among urban elites as well as among the poor and underprivileged.• Princess Anne has done much to help underprivileged children all over the world.• He supported orphanages and schools, underprivileged children went on camping holidays at his expense.• He pledged more funding for pregnant women's nutrition, childhood immunisations, and pre-school programmes for underprivileged children.• An ambitious bar association volunteer program for assisting the underprivileged quickly followed.• Jane Addams was awarded the Nobel Prize for her inventive work with underprivileged women and children.• underprivileged youth

单词	underprivileged
释义	underprivileged From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishunderprivilegedun‧der‧priv‧i‧leged /ˌʌndəˈprɪvəlɪdʒd◂ $ -dər-/ adjective POORvery poor, with worse living conditions, educational opportunities etc than most people in society underprivileged childrenExamples from the Corpusunderprivileged• I believed that without a uniform we were more identified with the poor and underprivileged.• Infected rates are high among urban elites as well as among the poor and underprivileged.• Princess Anne has done much to help underprivileged children all over the world.• He supported orphanages and schools, underprivileged children went on camping holidays at his expense.• He pledged more funding for pregnant women's nutrition, childhood immunisations, and pre-school programmes for underprivileged children.• An ambitious bar association volunteer program for assisting the underprivileged quickly followed.• Jane Addams was awarded the Nobel Prize for her inventive work with underprivileged women and children.• underprivileged youth
随便看	bring onto bring out bring out in bring pressure to bear bring pressure to bear on bring pressure/influence to bear (on somebody/something) bring raise a family bring round bring round bring round etc bring somebody back something bring somebody face to face with something bring somebody in to do something bring somebody onto something bring somebody out in something bring somebody something bring somebody through (something) bring somebody to book bring somebody to heel bring somebody up to do something bring somebody → in bring somebody ↔ together bring somebody/something around/round bring somebody/something before a court bring somebody/something into something