| 单词 | ↑Poverty and poor |
| 释义 | ↑Poverty and poor Poverty and poor — Thesaurus+: LEVEL 3 SL ↑♯ Poverty and poor (154) in total 1. Hooray Henry noun [C] UK DISAPPROVING ⇒ ↑Hooray Henry 2. Sloane Ranger noun [C] (ALSO Sloane) UK OLD-FASHIONED DISAPPROVING ⇒ ↑Sloane Ranger 3. arriviste noun [C] DISAPPROVING ⇒ ↑arriviste 4. bankrupt adjective ⇒ ↑bankrupt :: 2 × Poverty and poor 5. bankruptcy noun LEGAL ⇒ ↑bankruptcy 6. be as poor as church mice OLD-FASHIONED ⇒ ↑be as poor as church mice 7. be on your uppers OLD-FASHIONED INFORMAL ⇒ ↑be on your uppers 8. be on relief US INFORMAL ⇒ ↑be on relief 9. beggar verb [T] LITERARY ⇒ ↑beggar 10. bleed sb dry INFORMAL ⇒ ↑bleed sb dry 11. bourgeois adjective DISAPPROVING ⇒ ↑bourgeois 12. broke adjective [after verb] INFORMAL ⇒ ↑broke 13. class noun [C or U] (ECONOMIC GROUP) ⇒ ↑class 14. classless adjective ⇒ ↑classless :: 2 × Wealthiness and wealthy :: 2 × Poverty and poor :: 2 × Class and class-consciousness in general 15. come/go down in the world MAINLY UK ⇒ ↑come/go down in the world 16. common adjective DISAPPROVING (LOW CLASS) ⇒ ↑common 17. commoner noun [C] ⇒ ↑commoner 18. deadbeat adjective [before noun] MAINLY US INFORMAL ⇒ ↑deadbeat 19. deadbeat noun [C] MAINLY US INFORMAL ⇒ ↑deadbeat 20. deprivation noun [C or U] ⇒ ↑deprivation 21. deprived adjective ⇒ ↑deprived 22. destitute adjective ⇒ ↑destitute 23. dinky noun [C] ⇒ ↑dinky 24. disadvantaged adjective ⇒ ↑disadvantaged 25. fall on hard times ⇒ ↑fall on hard times 26. genteel adjective ⇒ ↑genteel 27. gentrify verb [T often passive] DISAPPROVING ⇒ ↑gentrify 28. go/come down in the world UK (US move down in the world) INFORMAL ⇒ ↑go/come down in the world 29. go/come up in the world UK (US move up in the world) INFORMAL ⇒ ↑go/come up in the world 30. hardship noun [C or U] ⇒ ↑hardship 31. impecunious adjective FORMAL ⇒ ↑impecunious 32. impoverished adjective FORMAL ⇒ ↑impoverished 33. indigent adjective FORMAL ⇒ ↑indigent 34. insolvent adjective SPECIALIZED ⇒ ↑insolvent 35. inˌverted ˈsnob noun [C] UK DISAPPROVING ⇒ ↑inverted snob 36. landless adjective ⇒ ↑landless 37. lean adjective (NOT ENOUGH) ⇒ ↑lean 38. marry beneath you ⇒ ↑marry beneath you 39. needy adjective ⇒ ↑needy 40. not have a bean INFORMAL ⇒ ↑not have a bean 41. not have a penny to your name (ALSO not have two pennies to rub together) ⇒ ↑not have a penny to your name 42. not have a pot to piss in VERY INFORMAL ⇒ ↑not have a pot to piss in 43. parvenu noun [C] FORMAL DISAPPROVING ⇒ ↑parvenu 44. patrician adjective FORMAL ⇒ ↑patrician 45. peasantry noun [U] ⇒ ↑peasantry 46. penniless adjective ⇒ ↑penniless 47. penury noun [U] FORMAL ⇒ ↑penury 48. petit bourgeois adjective MAINLY DISAPPROVING (UK ALSO ˌpetty ˈbourgeois) ⇒ ↑petit bourgeois 49. pleb noun [C] INFORMAL DISAPPROVING ⇒ ↑pleb 50. plebeian adjective FORMAL DISAPPROVING ⇒ ↑plebeian 51. poor adjective (NO MONEY) ⇒ ↑poor 52. posh adjective ⇒ ↑posh 53. poverty noun [U] ⇒ ↑poverty 54. privation noun [C or U] FORMAL ⇒ ↑privation 55. proletarian noun [C] ⇒ ↑proletarian 56. reˌduced ˈcircumstances noun [plural] OLD-FASHIONED ⇒ ↑reduced circumstances 57. riff-raff noun [plural] DISAPPROVING ⇒ ↑riff-raff 58. ruin noun ⇒ ↑ruin 59. scrape a living UK ⇒ ↑scrape a living 60. skint adjective [after verb] UK SLANG ⇒ ↑skint 61. snob noun [C] DISAPPROVING ⇒ ↑snob 62. snobbery noun [U] (ALSO snobbishness) disapproving ⇒ ↑snobbery 63. snobbish adjective (INFORMAL snobby) disapproving ⇒ ↑snobbish 64. squeeze verb (PRESS TOGETHER) ⇒ ↑squeeze 65. straitened adjective [before noun] FORMAL ⇒ ↑straitened 66. strapped adjective INFORMAL ⇒ ↑strapped 67. the bottom of the heap ⇒ ↑the bottom of the heap 68. the bourgeoisie noun [S, + sing/pl verb] ⇒ ↑the bourgeoisie 69. the cupboard is bare ⇒ ↑the cupboard is bare 70. the gentry noun [plural] ⇒ ↑the gentry 71. the petite bourgeoisie (UK ALSO the ˌpetty ˌbourgeoiˈsie) noun [S, + sing/pl verb] MAINLY DISAPPROVING ⇒ ↑the petite bourgeoisie 72. the proletariat noun [S, + sing/pl verb] ⇒ ↑the proletariat 73. the ˈchattering ˌclasses noun [plural] UK INFORMAL DISAPPROVING ⇒ ↑the chattering classes 74. the ˌruling ˈclass noun [S] (ALSO ˌruling ˈclasses [plural]) ⇒ ↑the ruling class 75. tight adjective (NOT MUCH) ⇒ ↑tight 76. to your name ⇒ ↑to your name 77. tweedy adjective ⇒ ↑tweedy :: 2 × Wealthiness and wealthy 78. underclass noun [C usually singular] ⇒ ↑underclass 79. underfunded adjective ⇒ ↑underfunded 80. underprivileged adjective ⇒ ↑underprivileged 81. untouchable noun [C] ⇒ ↑untouchable 82. upwardly mobile adjective ⇒ ↑upwardly mobile 83. yeoman noun [C] ⇒ ↑yeoman 84. ˈcash-strapped adjective ⇒ ↑cash-strapped 85. ˈclass ˌstruggle noun [S or U] ⇒ ↑class struggle 86. ˈclass-conscious adjective ⇒ ↑class-conscious 87. ˈpiss-poor adjective OFFENSIVE ⇒ ↑piss-poor 88. ˈpoverty ˌline noun [S] ⇒ ↑poverty line 89. ˈpoverty ˌtrap noun [S] UK ⇒ ↑poverty trap 90. ˈpoverty-ˌstricken adjective ⇒ ↑poverty-stricken 91. ˌbadly ˈoff adjective ⇒ ↑badly off 92. ˌdirt ˈpoor adjective US ⇒ ↑dirt poor 93. ˌdown-and-ˈout adjective ⇒ ↑down-and-out 94. ˌdown-at-ˈheel adjective UK (US ˌdown-at-the-ˈheel) ⇒ ↑down-at-heel 95. ˌhand-to-ˈmouth adjective ⇒ ↑hand-to-mouth 96. ˌhard ˈup adjective INFORMAL ⇒ ↑hard up 97. ˌhigh soˈciety noun [U] ⇒ ↑high society 98. ˌlower ˈclass adjective OLD-FASHIONED ⇒ ↑lower class 99. ˌmiddle ˈclass noun [S, + sing/pl verb] (ALSO the ˌmiddle ˈclasses) ⇒ ↑middle class 100. ˌpetty ˈbourgeois adjective ⇒ ↑petty bourgeois 101. ˌpoorly ˈoff adjective [after verb] ⇒ ↑poorly off 102. ˌrags-to-ˈriches adjective [before noun] ⇒ ↑rags-to-riches :: 2 × Wealthiness and wealthy 103. ˌsocial ˈclimber noun [C] DISAPPROVING ⇒ ↑social climber 104. ˌstony ˈbroke adjective [after verb] UK (US ˌstone ˈbroke) informal ⇒ ↑stony broke 105. ˌupper ˈclass noun [S, + sing/pl verb] (ALSO the ˌupper ˈclasses [plural]) ⇒ ↑upper class 106. ˌwell ˈbred adjective ⇒ ↑well bred 107. ˌworking ˈclass noun [S, + sing/pl verb] (ALSO the ˌworking ˈclasses) ⇒ ↑working class 108. ˌworse ˈoff adjective [after verb] ⇒ ↑worse off 109. abject misery, poverty, failure, etc. ⇒ ↑abject misery, poverty, failure, etc. 110. abject misery, poverty, failure, etc. ⇒ ↑abject 111. be elevated to sth FORMAL ⇒ ↑be elevated to sth 112. be elevated to sth FORMAL ⇒ ↑elevate 113. financially embarrassed HUMOROUS ⇒ ↑embarrassed 114. financially embarrassed HUMOROUS ⇒ ↑financially embarrassed 115. grinding poverty ⇒ ↑grinding poverty 116. grinding poverty ⇒ ↑grinding 117. in need ⇒ ↑in need :: 2 × Essential or necessary 118. in need ⇒ ↑need :: 2 × Essential or necessary 119. straits [plural] ⇒ ↑strait 120. straits [plural] ⇒ ↑straits 121. the breadline [S] UK ⇒ ↑breadline 122. the breadline [S] UK ⇒ ↑the breadline 123. the gutter [S] ⇒ ↑gutter 124. the gutter [S] ⇒ ↑the gutter 125. the lowest common denominator [S] ⇒ ↑lowest common denominator 126. the lowest common denominator [S] ⇒ ↑the lowest common denominator 127. destitution noun [U] ⇒ ↑destitute 128. destitution noun [U] ⇒ ↑destitution 129. gentrification noun [U] ⇒ ↑gentrification 130. gentrification noun [U] ⇒ ↑gentrify 131. indigence noun [U] ⇒ ↑indigence 132. indigence noun [U] ⇒ ↑indigent 133. insolvency noun [U] ⇒ ↑insolvency 134. insolvency noun [U] ⇒ ↑insolvent 135. inˌverted ˈsnobbery noun [U] ⇒ ↑inverted snob 136. inˌverted ˈsnobbery noun [U] ⇒ ↑inverted snobbery 137. plebby adjective ⇒ ↑pleb 138. plebby adjective ⇒ ↑plebby 139. polarization (UK USUALLY polarisation) noun [U] ⇒ ↑polarization 140. polarization (UK USUALLY polarisation) noun [U] ⇒ ↑polarize 141. posh adverb UK NOT STANDARD ⇒ ↑posh 142. proletarian adjective ⇒ ↑proletarian 143. snobbishly adverb (ALSO snobbily) disapproving ⇒ ↑snobbish 144. snobbishly adverb (ALSO snobbily) disapproving ⇒ ↑snobbishly 145. underpaid adjective ⇒ ↑underpaid 146. underpaid adjective ⇒ ↑underpay 147. ˌmiddle-ˈclass adjective ⇒ ↑middle class 148. ˌmiddle-ˈclass adjective ⇒ ↑middle-class 149. ˌupper-ˈclass adjective ⇒ ↑upper class 150. ˌupper-ˈclass adjective ⇒ ↑upper-class 151. ˌupward moˈbility noun [U] ⇒ ↑upward mobility 152. ˌupward moˈbility noun [U] ⇒ ↑upwardly mobile 153. ˌworking-ˈclass adjective ⇒ ↑working class 154. ˌworking-ˈclass adjective ⇒ ↑working-class |
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